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Rahamat Hobs Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Shall

What is the difference between, 'What shall I do?' and 'What shall I have to do?'

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" isn't natural for me. " is OK. It is asking about what will be required from the speaker.

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  • " isn't natural for me.
  • " is OK.
  • It is asking about what will be required from the speaker.
  • " differs in that it does not have the requirement/obligation sense of "have to".
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"What shall I have to do?" isn't natural for me. "What will I have to do?" is OK. It is asking about what will be required from the speaker. "What shall I do?" differs in that it does not have the requirement/obligation sense of "have to".

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