I will or I shall

[azkad]

Hi there,

I am in two minds with the usage of the auxiliaries WILL and SHALL.
In contemporary English, which is more common and considered to be official?

I will have a meeting

or

I shall have a meeting

Thank you.

 

[bhaisahab]

Hi there,

I am in two minds with the usage of the auxiliaries WILL and SHALL.
In contemporary English, which is more common and considered to be official?

I will have a meeting

or

I shall have a meeting

Thank you.

"I will have a meeting with Mr Azkad tomorrow" is far more likely than "I shall have a meeting with Mr Azkad tomorrow".

 

[azkad]

Thank you bhaisahab for your reply.
:up:

 

[Rover_KE]

But if no meeting has been arranged and you feel that one would be desirable, you'd ask yourself 'Shall I have a meeting with Mr Azkad tomorrow?'

Rover