Lesson on how to use modal verb SHALL (Shall we go out this evening?)

This video tutorial by Mark covers the auxiliary verb 'shall'. It begins with an introduction to the traditional use of 'shall' for expressing future actions, which has largely been replaced by 'will'. The lesson then explores modern uses of 'shall' in formal contexts, suggestions, promises, and inevitable future events, particularly in British English. Mark provides examples and formulas for constructing sentences using 'shall' in positive, negative, and question forms. The lesson concludes with a recap of the key points discussed.

What has largely replaced the auxiliary verb 'shall' for expressing future actions?

• Might

• Would

• Will

• Can

In which context is 'shall' used to express determination?

• Friendly

• Formal

• Casual

• Informal

Which auxiliary verb can replace 'shall' in suggestions?

• Would

• Might

• Should

• Could

How is 'shall' used in British English to express a future event?

• As an inevitable event

• As a promise

• As a question

• As a suggestion

What is the correct formula for a positive sentence using 'shall'?

• Subject + infinitive + shall + object

• Infinitive + shall + subject + object

• Shall + subject + infinitive + object

• Subject + shall + infinitive + object