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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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please let me know in both of them which sentense is the correct one
"where will i get"
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"where shall i get"
  

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It really depends on the context. There is also "where would I get" and "where can I get..."
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I think where I shall I get means ; where I'm supposed to get it
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ya..shall indicates specificity..so correct one is where shall i get
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Aj Omar I think where I shall I get means ; where I'm supposed to get it
That is rather unlikely.
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Anonymous ya.."s Shall indicates specificity..so the correct one is "w Where shall i I get"
Shall does not indicate specificity, whatever that might mean, and we cannot be sure what is correct without more context.
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The rule states that in the first person, "shall" is used while in the third person "will" is used. If one wants to imply determination, then in the first person "will" is used and in the third person "shall" is used. I do no know where the second person comes into this rule since second person is archaic in English.
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Anonymous I do no know where the second person comes into this rule since second person is archaic in English.
Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor?
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AnonymousThe rule states that in the first person, "shall" is used while in the third person "will" is used. If one wants to imply determination, then in the first person "will" is used and in the third person "shall" is used.
That 'rule' about the so-called 'future tense' was an artificial one. It applied only to the variety of English spoken in Britain by a
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