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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
English grammer
dearsir/madom
i would be gratefull if you kindly let me know which of the fdollowing sentances are correct and the reason behibd it :
1/shall be provided
2/shall be to provide.
best regards
a.salehi
i would be gratefull if you kindly let me know which of the fdollowing sentances are correct and the reason behibd it :
1/shall be provided
2/shall be to provide.
best regards
a.salehi
Top answer
These are not complete sentences. Both expressions are possible in the right context; you need to post the whole sentence.
- These are not complete sentences.
- Both expressions are possible in the right context; you need to post the whole sentence.
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These are not complete sentences. Both expressions are possible in the right context; you need to post the whole sentence.
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Hi Anon:
"shall" is very rarely used, except in formal legal text.
However, here are 2 old-fashioned sentences with "shall" used as the modal verb as a future marker:
Drinks and cups shall be provided at the event. Bring your own lunch.
His job shall be to provde all the drinks and ice.
"shall" is very rarely used, except in formal legal text.
However, here are 2 old-fashioned sentences with "shall" used as the modal verb as a future marker:
Drinks and cups shall be provided at the event. Bring your own lunch.
His job shall be to provde all the drinks and ice.
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