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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and I will kill" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is expressing an intention to harm or eliminate something or someone, often in a dramatic or fictional setting.
Example: "If you betray me, and I will kill anyone who stands in my way."
Alternatives: "and I shall eliminate" or "and I will take down".
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And I will kill you".
He will come for a visit and I will kill him.
"I will take this and I will kill them," says one protester, a scarf covering his face.
You are going to die if you carry on being Jewish," and "I will kill you all after school".
"I will take revenge from the infidels for what they did to our Holy Koran, and I will kill them whenever I get the chance," he said as he walked with crowd of protesters wielding rocks and sticks.
They are talking about changing text, so when you send an email instead of saying, 'I love you,' it says, 'I hate you and I will kill you.'" It may somewhat harmless at first (especially if it is deployed against Isis) but an attack that could lead to critical physical damage might be considered an act of war.
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"Laugh and I'll kill you," he thinks.
"Touch Sansa and I'll kill you myself," he says.
"Mike, lose those diaries, and I'll kill you".
I'll take my third best kids and I'll kill them.
"If you publish that, I'll come and get you and I'll kill you," Mr. Burros said.
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