To solve this problem, we need to determine whether to use
Shall or
Will in each sentence. Here's a brief explanation of the usage of these two auxiliary verbs:
Key Differences:
1.
Will:
- Used for future actions or intentions.
- Commonly used in all persons (I, you, he, she, it, we, they).
- Often used in promises, offers, and requests.
2.
Shall:
- Traditionally used in the first person singular and plural (I, we) to express future intention or promise.
- In modern English,
shall is less common but still used in formal contexts or legal language.
- In questions,
shall can be used with all persons to ask for advice or suggestions.
Now, let's fill in the blanks:
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1. I ________ never sell birds now.
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Answer:
Will
- Explanation: This is a statement about a future action or intention. "Will" is appropriate here.
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2. We ________ come tomorrow probably.
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Answer:
Will
- Explanation: This is a prediction or statement about a future action. "Will" is suitable here.
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3. Nobody ________ ever know what happened to her.
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Answer:
Will
- Explanation: This is a statement about a future fact or certainty. "Will" is appropriate.
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4. ________ you send me the bill, please?
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Answer:
Will
- Explanation: This is a polite request. "Will" is commonly used in such requests.
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5. Let's go for a walk, ________ we?
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Answer:
Shall
- Explanation: This is a suggestion or invitation. "Shall" is traditionally used in such cases, especially in the first person plural ("we").
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6. ________ we go somewhere else?
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Answer:
Shall
- Explanation: This is a question asking for agreement or suggestion. "Shall" is appropriate here.
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7. Ram ________ not going to Mumbai next week.
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Answer:
Will
- Explanation: This is a statement about a future plan or intention. "Will" is suitable.
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8. Tom ________ graduate on next Saturday.
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Answer:
Will
- Explanation: This is a statement about a future event. "Will" is appropriate.
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9. They ________ go to the cinema next week.
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Answer:
Will
- Explanation: This is a statement about a future action. "Will" is suitable.
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10. Tomorrow, you ________ climb to the top of Mt. Everest.
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Answer:
Will
- Explanation: This is a statement about a future action. "Will" is appropriate.
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11. They ________ have a good time together.
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Answer:
Will
- Explanation: This is a statement about a future expectation. "Will" is suitable.
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12. I ________ become a doctor.
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Answer:
Will
- Explanation: This is a statement about a future intention or goal. "Will" is appropriate.
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Final Answers:
1.
Will
2.
Will
3.
Will
4.
Will
5.
Shall
6.
Shall
7.
Will
8.
Will
9.
Will
10.
Will
11.
Will
12.
Will
Boxed Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. Will, 2. Will, 3. Will, 4. Will, 5. Shall, 6. Shall, 7. Will, 8. Will, 9. Will, 10. Will, 11. Will, 12. Will}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of will worksheet.
