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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Difference between I shall do/I will do
Hi i am confused. Could anyone please explain what is the difference between I shall do/I will do
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In legal terms, " shall " is commitment, and will is intention. In everyday terms, the only difference is that "shall" is formal and old-fashioned. You will read it in books that were written in Victorian times.
- In legal terms, " shall " is commitment, and will is intention.
- In everyday terms, the only difference is that "shall" is formal and old-fashioned.
- You will read it in books that were written in Victorian times.
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In legal terms, "shall" is commitment, and will is intention.
In everyday terms, the only difference is that "shall" is formal and old-fashioned. You will read it in books that were written in Victorian times.
In everyday terms, the only difference is that "shall" is formal and old-fashioned. You will read it in books that were written in Victorian times.
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