Can you please tell the difference between will and shall and their uses
Dear student,
Here is the answer:
Shall and Will are modal verbs. They are used with main verbs. Both of them are used to express events that are going to happen in the future.
For example: I will go to the market.
I shall not be leaving right now.
βββHere the main verbs are go and leaving.
a) Shall: We use shall with first person "I" and "We'. It is more formal than will.
For example: We shall book tickets for the show.
I shall be leaving soon.
b) Will: It is used to express events that would be taking place in near future. It is also used to express strong determination and to make predictions about the future. Will is used with promises and voluntary actions too.
For example: I promise, I will complete my homework.(promise and determination)
They will win the match. (prediction)
I will help him.(voluntary)
Regards
Here is the answer:
Shall and Will are modal verbs. They are used with main verbs. Both of them are used to express events that are going to happen in the future.
For example: I will go to the market.
I shall not be leaving right now.
βββHere the main verbs are go and leaving.
a) Shall: We use shall with first person "I" and "We'. It is more formal than will.
For example: We shall book tickets for the show.
I shall be leaving soon.
b) Will: It is used to express events that would be taking place in near future. It is also used to express strong determination and to make predictions about the future. Will is used with promises and voluntary actions too.
For example: I promise, I will complete my homework.(promise and determination)
They will win the match. (prediction)
I will help him.(voluntary)
Regards