Using auxiliary verb "Will" in the enumeration
Let's consider the phrase: they will come and destroy us.
Should I use the verb "will" before the word "destroy" or not and why?
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It is not necessary in your example sentence to repeat will. You can do it to emphasise that there are two consequences: will come and will destroy. But it is preferable "they will come and destroy us."
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