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‘Will’ and ‘Shall’ are used in the future tense. But, at times it is confusing when we have to use them to make a question. In this lesson, you will learn when to use ‘shall’ and ‘will’ to make a question.
Shall I/We: is used when the person who asks the question is offering to do something.
- Example: Shall we wait for you? (we are offering to the action of waiting. If ‘will we’ is used, it would not make sense)
- Example: Shall we invite him to the party?
- Example: Shall I listen to his advice?
- Example: Shall I send you a piece of cake?
Using ‘will’ in the above questions would not make complete sense.
Will I/We: is used when you ask general questions, where you are not initiating an action or offering to do something:
- Example: Will I get a call from him?
- Example: Will we receive an invitation for the party?
- Example: ill I ever know the truth?
- Example: Will I recover soon from the viral?
mam you taught really well but still have confusions because there are some sentences in which we can use both shall and will
lets take a example from one of your questions asked above in test
_______ we meet tonight at the bar?
Shall
Will
don’t you think both can use here
Please reply
How to use “Having said that” phrases.
please explain use of having in English………..
thanks for this lession .mam,i havealways been confused reading and writting about TO,when and where will be correct use.please bring a lession about TO