Can be abbreviated as will?

This problem has been bothering me for a long time. I think I can understand your feelings. I give my answer here. If you are wrong, please correct me when you know it. We wish each other well.

Your picture shows when to use the prototype Be, so I won't say more. Let me briefly say that you continue to understand it as its original intention, Be(am is are)= yes.

So: it will be understood as "will". I will become a businessman (simple translation: I will become a businessman) but! You should remember that in the process of learning English grammar, you must expand the Chinese translation of sentences and understand it. So the corresponding translation of this sentence is: "I (I) will (be) a (a) businessman."

Give a few more examples:

To Be numBer 1 (translation: will Be the first) You understand "be" as the original meaning of the be verb "yes" (will be the first).

MayBe (translation: mayBe, maybe) you continue to understand "be" as the original meaning of the be verb (maybe, maybe).

I kind of hope that it will be a problem, focusing on the second half of "will it be (not) is (is) a (a) problem". So you translated it as "I hope this won't be a problem".

Summary:

In fact, there are many such sentences in English that need to be understood by yourself. Don't be persistent. Language is a very living thing. You must open your mind. Hey ~ actually, I'm learning to tell it to you, and I'm learning to tell it to myself.

I hope this helps you. Bye.

By the way, you can understand why you don't use "Be" in this sentence by translating the last sentence yourself. It is understandable when to use "Be" and when not to use "Be". If you don't understand, call me again)