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how we will get to know about where to use will and shall (difference)??

'Shall' is usually used in the first person i.e. 'I' and 'we'. For example:

We shall be inviting the chief minister to the annual meet.

I shall not attend the classes tomorrow.


'Will' is used in all persons to express future. The use of 'will' is more common in modern English. For example:

They will not understand your language.

He said he will try to perform better next year.

Will you read this book?


 

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shall is usually used with 'I'

bt tht doesn't mean tht v can't use 'will' wid 'I'

In modern English will and shall are helping verbs. They are used with other verbs, but lack conjugations of their own.

Both are signs of the future tense.

Use shall in the first person and will in the second and third persons for the simple future tense:
I shall sing this afternoon.
You will succeed.
He will stay at home.

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 what are exact meanings of shall and will.

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luk will is used to shoe determination.........I WILL go out.

and shall is just used to show possibility.....I SHALL go out. Got it???

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