"WILL vs SHALL - GOLDEN RULE FOR THE CORRECT USE OF WILL & SHALL - English Grammar Lesson "

I will do my work. Or I shall do my work. Well, if you know the correct answer, then put it down in the comment section below. And if you confused watch this video till the end. Engvarta, your English practice playground, no judgment, only motivation and constructive feedback. Hello everyone, I am Bonnie and I welcome you all to Engvarta. English language can sometimes be very confusing. Especially when it comes to using words that have similar meanings. Just like will and shall. By the end of this video, I will be sharing a golden rule video. So that you never make a mistake while using will and shall. But before we start this video, do you know that shall is hardly using Modern English? In fact, in American English, it is really used. But there are situations where you should use shallover will. I will walk you through with all the rules. That will help you understand when to use will and when to use shall in the right way. There are two rules for will and shall. The first one is the normal future. And the second one is for strong future. So let's start with normal future first. Normal future. Normal future means when we talk about a prediction or a plan or any expectations. Normal future means that you don't express strong emotions about the future. So in normal future, when we talk about the first person that is I and we, we use shall. For example, I shall write you a letter this summer. We shall go for a vacation this Sunday if it doesn't rain. On the other hand, in normal future, when we talk about the second and third person that is you, he, she, it, they. We use will. For example, she will hire a tutor for her examinations. They will be late because of the bad weather. The next Olympic Games will be held in London. So these are the rules for normal future. Strong future. Strong future implies strong emotions. It involves a promise, a command or affirmed domination. So in strong future, when we talk about the first person that is I and we, we use will. For example, I will clear the interview. We will not only win the match, but also the tournament. On the other hand, in strong future, when we talk about the second and third person that is you, he, she, it, they. We use shall. For example, you shall not enter the house without my permission. Rahul Shah help you to solve the puzzle. Over here, with you, he, she, it, they, we use shall to express a command or a promise. There are three types of situations where we generally get confused when to use will and when to use shall. Situation number one request. Whenever you request someone, you always use will. For example. Can you help me with dinner? Will you help me in solving this question? Situation number two. Offer. Whenever you offer something, you always use shall. For example, shall I help you with your homework? Shall I take you up the baby while you're gone? Situation number three. Suggestion. Whenever you make a suggestion, you always use shall, for example. Shall we go out for the night at night? Shall we go out for a ride? In the beginning of the video, I had promised to share a golden rule with you. So that you never make a mistake between Will and shall. And the golden rule is that if you ever get confused, when to use will and when till you shall, always prefer using will or shall in any statement. However, if the statement is an offer or a suggestion, use shall instead. Learning English drama rules are not enough. Sometimes practice is more important. So your assignment for the day is that you will see a set of 7 questions being displayed on the screen. All you have to do is pause the video and write down your answers in the comment section below. And if you want to know the results, you will have to wait for our next video. Because I will share the correct answers in that particular video. And I will also give a shout out to our first 5 people who answer the questions correctly. That is all for the day. Thanks a lot for watching this video till the end. I hope to see you tomorrow with another useful lesson till then take care and happy learning. In Engvarta, your English practice playground, no judgment, only motivation and constructive feedback. Join today.