Mastering Will and Shall

What is the future tense form of the verb 'to go'?

• will go

• going

• went

• goes

Identify the correct future tense: 'I ___ (will/shall) attend the meeting tomorrow.'

• would

• might

• could

• will

Which is more formal: 'I will help you' or 'I shall help you'?

• I will assist you

• I shall help you

• I can help you

• I might help you

Fill in the blank: 'They ___ (will/shall) finish the project by next week.'

• could

• might

• should

• will

Choose the correct option: 'We ___ (will/shall) see you at the party.'

• will

• could

• might

• would

In which context is 'shall' typically used?

• Legal and formal contexts

• Technical manuals

• Everyday informal writing

• Casual conversations

Create a sentence using 'will' to express a promise.

• I will not be there for you.

• I will never help you.

• I will forget your birthday.

• I will always support you.

Create a sentence using 'shall' to express a suggestion.

• Shall we eat dinner now?

• Shall I call you later?

• Shall they finish the project?

• Shall we go for a walk?

Identify the future tense in this sentence: 'She will travel to Paris next year.'

• will travel

• will go

• traveling

• travels

Differentiate between 'I will' and 'I shall' in terms of intent.

• 'I will' is used for future events only.

• Both 'I will' and 'I shall' mean the same thing.

• 'I shall' is always used in questions.

• 'I will' indicates a strong intention or decision, while 'I shall' implies a formal or obligatory intent.