"ll" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contractions like "I'll" (I will), "he'll" (he will), and "she'll" (she will). For example, "I'll be there soon."
The group of 20 activists occupied the imposing grade ll listed building on the corner of Charing Cross Road and the Strand that previously housed an RBS bank, in the early hours of Saturday morning, saying they found an open fire escape door.
Eight are diagraphs, such as dd, a th sound, and ll, where the tongue needs to touch the roof of the mouth as the speaker hisses.And as for grammar, here's a taster: in Welsh, there is no indefinite article (a) but three definite articles (the).
Reprints Related items Who’ll lead Ukraine?Oct 21st 1999Moreover, despite lingering tension between Ukraine's russified east and nationalist west, dire predictions that the country would be torn apart have so far proved wrong.
Spanish readers might have even encountered ch and ll capitalised together at the beginnings of words (just like Dutch IJ), although that usage wasn't standard.
(Old letters die hard, though. In my beginner Spanish classes in America, I was taught the letters ch, ll, and even rr long after the 1994 spelling reform).
Leka later became a British army officer, but lived much of his life in South Africa before returning to live in Tirana.The Montenegrin royals likewise have not made the guest list, perhaps because Crown Prince Nikola Petrovic ll Njegos, who has lived all his life in France, has no obvious British connections.
In Spanish, for example, the digraphs ch and ll were once considered letters separate from c, h, and l.
But not all equivalence relations satisfy LL.
Every essence is what it is in reason of its nature ("Est autem id quod est essentia in unaquaque re communiter loquendo id quod ei convenit ratione naturae suae secundum se".; Quodl. X, q. 8, ed. Macken, p. 201, ll. 85-87).
