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Re: Suggestions

Originally Posted by
Teia
Hi,
Shall is still used in English grammar :
"Will" means willingness and it is also the mark of "future tense"
"Shall" is used when making suggestions or when I am ready to do smth. in the future but this not my "will" or my" wish".
e.g.
Conversation:
Mother :Jane, will you help me with the dishes,please?
Jane : yes, mom, I will [ it`s my will ; I`ll do it because I want]
If you use " shall" instead of "will" in the previous sentence, the meaning is different.
Regards,
thanks, tht was helpful
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Re: Suggestions
"shall" more politely than "will" :)
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Re: Suggestions
I think shall is used more in daily sponken Englih than will
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I am agree

Originally Posted by
Teia
Hi,
Shall is still used in English grammar :
"Will" means willingness and it is also the mark of "future tense"
"Shall" is used when making suggestions or when I am ready to do smth. in the future but this not my "will" or my" wish".
e.g.
Conversation:
Mother :Jane, will you help me with the dishes,please?
Jane : yes, mom, I will [ it`s my will ; I`ll do it because I want]
If you use " shall" instead of "will" in the previous sentence, the meaning is different.
Regards,
Hi,
Your answer is very good and explained well that where shall is use and
where well is used.This is right answer.
Thanks
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