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How are the meanings of "you will" in English formally categorized?

As someone with only my vague instincts as a native speaker to go off of, I would expect the breakdown comes to something like: "You will find that he is not too receptive to this sort of thing&...
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The aspect of imperative mood in English

What is the aspect of imperative mood in English? e.g., Go home! I know the mood of the verb is imperative here, but I am not sure about the aspect.
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Do auxiliary verbs always express different aspect/mood/tense?

Do auxiliary verbs always serve to express a mood or aspect that is different from simple indicative (or a tense)? Or are there cases where a sentence is in simple-indicative-present with the presence ...
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