Fill in the blanks with will or shall.
1............... I wait any longer?
Wrong!
Use "Shall" with "I" to ask for advice or instructions.
2It's such a lovely day. ............... we go for a walk?
Wrong!
Use "Shall" with "we" to make a suggestion.
3............... you wait for me?
Wrong!
Use "Will" with "you" to ask about willingness or a future action.
4I don't think that he ............... arrive on time.
Wrong!
Use "will" with "he" to talk about a future event.
5............... you come?
Wrong!
Use "Will" with "you" to ask about a future action.
6You don't look well. ............... I call the doctor?
Wrong!
Use "Shall" with "I" when offering to do something.
7If you are not feeling well, I ............... call the doctor.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "will" or "shall" with "I" to offer help or state a future action.
8Peter ............... come later in the day.
Wrong!
Use "will" with "Peter" to talk about a future action.
9............... we invite them?
Wrong!
Use "Shall" with "we" to make a suggestion.
10It is no use talking to him. He ............... not listen.
Wrong!
Use "will" with "he" to show refusal or unwillingness.
11She ............... never arrive on time.
Wrong!
Use "will" with "she" to talk about a future event.
12............... you close the windows, please?
Wrong!
Use "Will" with "you" to make a polite request.
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Answers
- Shall I wait any longer?
- It’s such a lovely day. Shall we go for a walk?
- Will you wait for me?
- I don’t think that he will arrive on time.
- Will you come?
- You don’t look well. Shall I call the doctor?
- If you are not feeling well, I will / shall call the doctor.
- Peter will come later in the day.
- Shall we invite them?
- It is no use talking to him. He will not listen.
- She will never arrive on time.
- Will you close the windows, please?