"SHALL" Vs. "WILL" | English වල වරදින තැන් ! | Modal Verbs- Lesson 03

In this educational video, we delve into the nuances of two commonly used modal verbs in the English language: "shall" and "will." These two words may seem similar, but they carry distinct meanings and are used in different contexts.

Join me as I break down the usage of "shall" and "will," providing clear examples and explanations to help you grasp their differences. If you are an English learner (Beginner or Intermediate) seeking to improve your language skills, this video is your go-to resource.

"Shall" is a modal verb in English with several distinct usages, though its use has become somewhat less common in modern spoken English. Here are some of the primary ways in which "shall" is used:

Future Tense (First Person):

"Shall" is often used to express the future in the first person (I and we).
Example: "I shall attend the meeting tomorrow." (This means "I will attend the meeting tomorrow.")
Questions and Offers:

"Shall" is sometimes used in questions and offers to make them more polite or formal.
Example: "Shall we go to the cinema?" (This is a polite way of asking, "Do you want to go to the cinema?")
Suggestions and Recommendations:

"Shall" can be used to make suggestions or give recommendations.
Example: "Shall I help you with your homework?" (This is a way of offering assistance.)
Laws, Rules, or Regulations:

"Shall" is used in legal or contractual documents to indicate requirements or obligations.
Example: "The tenant shall pay rent on the first day of each month."
It's important to note that the use of "shall" in modern English has declined, especially in everyday conversation. In many cases, "will" is used instead of "shall" to express the future tense for all persons. However, in formal writing or legal documents, "shall" is still commonly used to express obligations and requirements.

In this video ,you will understand why "Shall" and " Will" are different from each and where to use each exactly during day to day conversations in order sound more natural and fluent.
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The use of "shall" can vary by region and context, so it's essential to be aware of the specific conventions in your area of study or communication.







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