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You shall do it.

You shall do it.

This is not as strong as 'will'.
This is as strong as 'will'.
This is stronger than 'will'.


Votes: 132 Comments: 2 Added: May 2007
Comments:
Terry - 11th February 2008 00:47
Shall is infers destiny; where Will infers directive.
 
Vidableek - 6th March 2008 22:44
"He shall become a very good football player" "He will become a very good football player" Shall implies that everything is lined up and it will most likely happen. Will implies that someone will see to it and it can't not happen.
 
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