Bilal will go wrong every time.

This sentence in Urdu reads بلال ہر بار بگڑے گا۔, in Hindi बिलाल हर बार बिगड़ेगा।, and is often typed in Hinglish as Bilal har baar bigarega.. In English, it translates to: Bilal will go wrong every time..

Grammar Point: "Will + verb" is used to talk about a decision made at the moment of speaking, a prediction, or a promise about the future.

Structure: Subject + will + base verb + object (e.g., I will go wrong every time).

Usage Tip: Use "will" for spontaneous decisions and promises, not for plans already arranged. Here it's followed by "wrong every time" to complete the meaning.

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