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UK//aɪl traɪ//US//aɪl traɪ//

Meaning of I'll try

A phrase expressing intention to attempt something.

In simple words: I will make an effort to do something.

I'll try in a sentence

  • I'll try to finish the report by tomorrow.
  • If you need help, I'll try to be available.
  • I'll try and call you later.
  • Don't worry, I'll try my best in the exam.
  • I'll try to help you solve the problem.

How to use I'll try

Commonly used to express willingness to attempt something. Suitable for both formal and informal contexts.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Sounds like 'I'll tie' - imagine tying your shoes as you start to try.

Related words

Collocations with I'll try

  • I'll try my best
  • I'll try to help
  • I'll try again

Synonyms for I'll try

  • I will attempt
  • I'll make an effort
  • I will try my best

Common mistakes with I'll try

  • Confused with 'I'll try to' which is more specific.
  • Using it when definite commitment is needed.

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Frequently asked questions about I'll try

What does I'll try mean?

I will make an effort to do something.

What is the definition of I'll try?

A phrase expressing intention to attempt something.

How do you use I'll try in a sentence?

I'll try to finish the report by tomorrow.

Can you give another example of I'll try?

If you need help, I'll try to be available.

What are synonyms for I'll try?

Common alternatives include I will attempt, I'll make an effort, I will try my best.

What words go with I'll try?

It commonly pairs with I'll try my best, I'll try to help, I'll try again.

What are common mistakes when using I'll try?

Confused with 'I'll try to' which is more specific. Using it when definite commitment is needed.

How do you pronounce I'll try?

US: //aɪl traɪ//, UK: //aɪl traɪ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use I'll try?

Commonly used to express willingness to attempt something. Suitable for both formal and informal contexts.