Will vs Shall

Will vs Shall

Will : a person’s power to decide on something and take action, expression the future tense or an intension.

For e.g:

1. I will be participating in one of the toughest contests tomorrow.

2. Will you be able to manage the crowd?

3. I will immediately have to shift the patient to the emergency ward.

4. You will have to do it on your own will further.

Shall : used with / and we to express the future tense, expressing determination or an order.

For e.g:

1. Shall we postpone the meeting to next week?

2. Who shall be the leader of this contest?

3. I shall do it at my own risk.

4. This shall also act as a lubricant if it is surviving still.

Read the following sentences and choose the right word to fill in the blank.

1. _____________ we make a move ? (will / shall )
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2. This _____________ be the new hallmark of our organisation from tomorrow. (will / shall )
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3. She is working on this project on her own ___________ (will / shall )
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4. ______________ we be able to meet the deadline ? (will / shall )
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5. We ___________ be ultra conscious when on board. (will / shall )
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