Uses of "shall"
"Shall" is used to make future tense sentence.basically it is used before a verb in the infinitive to tell that something will take place in the upcoming future.
used to show-
- obligation
- requirement
- promise strong assertion or intention
- expressing an instruction
- order,command or obligation
Note – (The difference to use shall or will is highly complicated, in today’s time “shall” n “will” is using according to person of our subject . like - as we say “I will leave tomorrow” here speaker is determined to leave tomorrow , If we say “you shall leave tomorrow.” it is sounding like a command )
Shall is mostly used with first person pronoun “I” and “we”.
Assertion, intention
I shall go to see the movie.
- We shall do it.
- We shall come by bus.
- you shall go to school.
- I shall go to my home town.
- He shall not repeat that mistake.
- You shall not frighten him.
- Shall they punish you for your misbehavior?
- What time shall we meet?
- What dress shall I were?
- Shall I open the door?
- Shall we go?
"Should"
(The past tense of shall)
Used as an auxiliary verbs to indicates speaker’s action ,mostly used with “I” or “we” I should like to stay with you used to show duty ( she should not do that)to express condition (I should like to go with you)
To show desirability
- We should be kind to the animals.
- Everybody should serve his elder.
- You should not come late.
- Prize should be more reasonable
- You should pay your duty honestly.
- You should pay your duty honestly.
- They should give him moral support.
- They should have built their own office.
- She should have done more practice before giving performance.
- He should have told the truth them by now.
- Should you come in time I would give you a prize.
- Should she seek his help, he would certainly help him .
He said "that he should do it again with more practice".
"Will"
will :used to express deliberate intention or wish,
to make present simple tense will is used with second or third person
- You will attend the party.
- He will come with me.
- She will perform in the party.
- I will keep my words.
- I will never hurt him.
- We will give our best.
- She will need your guidance.
- He will reach on time.
- That will be my letter.
- You will get something good in this.
- Will you have coffee with me.
- Will you give me lift to my office?
- Will you not support me?
"Would"
would is used for showing desire, intent, to make polite request,
Expectations (that would be servant at the door),indicate uncertainty ( he would seem getting better without medicine.)
Would is used for give advice, determination, possibility, guess etc
Would have + past participle (work that was not completed in the past)
- If she had a worked a little harder, she would have secure first division.
- Had she practised little harder she would have been awarded by dance academe.
- He would often spend his morning in the open air.
- She would often go for swimming
- I would rather sit silently.
- I would rather break then bend.
- I would sooner give up my break.
- I wish he would teach me.
- I wish she would learn dance.
Exercise
Correct the sentence and make the right use of will/would/shall/ should- His function will/would have been over by now.
- She would / will have been reached by now if it had not traffic jammed.
- She would / will have been a very highly paid professor if she had not dropped the interview.
- My uncle would /will often be found sitting all alone on the sea-shore.
- I would rather/ would sooner to keep quite than argue with you.
- I would sooner/ would rather sift to other place than bear this much of problems.
- We should have / would have soft heart for the poor and needy.
- Should / would he apply next year, I would concede his claim.
- She should/ would be mayor next year.
- He should / would have taken more interest in his subject.
- He said that he would / should not start a new business.
- My father asked me “what would / should you do if you get pass?”
- Shall / will we start now?
- Will / shall she be able to reach on time?
- They would / will like to meet you in the party.
- I would / will like to catch earliest available train.
- You should / shall be glad to have pleasure of his company.
- I really wish you would/ will come with me...
Solved exercise
- His function will have been over by now.
- She would have been reached by now if it had not traffic jammed.
- She would have been a very highly paid professor if she had not dropped the interview.
- My uncle would often be found sitting all alone on the sea-shore.
- I would rather to keep quite than argue with you.
- I would sooner sift to other place than bear this much of problems.
- We should have soft heart for the poor and needy.
- Should he apply next year, I would concede his claim.
- She should be mayor next year.
- He should have taken more interest in his subject.
- He said that he would not start a new business.
- My father asked me “what would you do if you get pass?”
- Shall we start now?
- Will she be able to reach on time?
- They would like to meet you in the party.
- I would like to catch earliest available train.
- You should be glad to have pleasure of his company.
- I really wish you would come with me.
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