Affirmative Sentences
Rules – “shall” for --- First Person ( I, we)
Will for--- second Person (He, you, they)
Example
Rules – “shall” for --- First Person ( I, we)
Will for--- second Person (He, you, they)
- She will help you.
- I shall talk to him.
- They will go to holiday.
- He will go with his father.
Negative Sentence
Rules – “not” after "will" or "shall"
- I shall not help you.
- He will not go with his father.
- They will not go to holiday.
- She will not help you.
Interrogative Sentence - affirmative
Rule- Interrogative sentences start with “will” or “shall” , interrogative adverb come before “will” or “shall”
Rule- Interrogative sentences start with “will” or “shall” , interrogative adverb come before “will” or “shall”
- Shall I help you?
- Will he go with his father?
- Will they go to holiday?
- Will she help you?
Interrogative sentences – negative
Rule-“not” before the main verb
Rule-“not” before the main verb
- Shall I help you?
- Will he not go with his father?
- Will they not go to holiday?
- Will she not help you?
Example
- I shall obey you?
- He will go to America after two days?
- They will go to college with me.
- Ram will finish his work by this evening.
- You will get better in four days.
- These people will not help you in your hard days.
- He will not go to movie.
- Will come with me?
- He will not able to make this chair in four days.
- They will not live there 15 days.
- He will not win the match.
- My father will not return in a month.
- Why will he not come to college tomorrow?
- Will he not come to my home tomorrow?
- Why he will be angry with you?
- Why he won’t be able to reach at time?
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