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Shall and will exercise

November 25, 2011 pdf

Fill in the blanks using will or shall.

1. …………………… the messenger wait for the reply?

2. ………………….. I carry this bag for you?

3. He …………………… . be talking all the time without doing anything.

4. This machine ………………….. work well without giving you any trouble.

5. ………………… .. you give me your dictionary?

6. …………………… you be kind enough to lend me your car?

7. On receipt of this letter you ………………… .. leave for Mumbai at once.

8. ………………… you come with me?

9. Tell him that he …………………… never repeat that mistake.

10. …………………… .. I put the heating on?

Answers

1. Shall the messenger wait for the reply?

2. Shall I carry this bag for you?

3. He will be talking all the time without doing anything.

4. This machine will work well without giving you any trouble.

5. Will you give me your dictionary?

6. Will you be kind enough to lend me your car?

7. On receipt of this letter you shall leave for Mumbai at once.

8. Will you come with me?

9. Tell him that he shall never repeat that mistake.

10. Shall I put the heating on?

 

 

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