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What is the correct grammar may you please stop or Will stop?

The correct grammar depends on the context:

"May you please stop" is a polite request, implying that the speaker is asking for the listener to stop doing something. It's often used in formal situations.

"Will stop" is a statement of future intention. It suggests that the speaker will stop doing something at some point in the future.

Here are some examples:

* "May you please stop making so much noise?" (Request)

* "The train will stop at the next station." (Statement of future action)

In short, "May you please stop" is a request, while "Will stop" is a statement.

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