Will/Shall

In which situation would you use 'will' to express willingness?

• He should carry the bag for you.

• He will carry the bag for you.

• He would carry the bag for you.

• He shall carry the bag for you.

When giving orders, which modal verb is commonly used?

• Will

• Shall

Which modal verb is more polite to use in questions according to the text?

• Shall

• Will

• Should

• Would

In types of English that no longer use 'shall', which modal verb is usually used instead?

• Would

• Should

• Will

• Shall

1. Predicting a Future Event:

   • The weather forecast says it's going to be sunny tomorrow, so I think it ____________ be a great day for a picnic.

• will

• shall

• should

• would

1. Expressing a Spontaneous Decision:

   • A: I left my wallet at home.

   • B: Don't worry about it. I____________ lend you some money.

• should

• shall

• will

• would

1. Expressing Willingness/Unwillingness:

   • I ____________ help you with your homework if you promise to return the favor later.

• will

• shall

1. Giving Orders:

   • Mom: It's past your bedtime. You ____________ go to bed right now.

• shall

• will

1. Making an Invitation as a Question:

   • A: Are you busy this Saturday?

   • B: No, I'm free. ____________ we go to the movies together?

• Will

• Shall

1. Offering/Suggesting:

   • A: I'm starving.

   • B: ____________ we order some pizza?

• • Shall

• Will