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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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shall be an will be
witch verb form will be used with shall be and will be
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, The work will be completed by noon tomorrow. , I will be working next Sunday.
- , The work will be completed by noon tomorrow.
- , I will be working next Sunday.
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Anonymous Which verb formYou can use the past participle; e.g.,willcan be used with "shall be" and "will be?"
The work will be completed by noon tomorrow.
You can also use the present participle; e.g.,
I will be working next Sunday.
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Either present participle or past participle, depending on whether the sense is active or passive:
We will be questioning him about the incident.
He will be questioned about the incident.
"shall be" is formal-sounding and not very common in modern conversational English.
(Cross-posted.)
We will be questioning him about the incident.
He will be questioned about the incident.
"shall be" is formal-sounding and not very common in modern conversational English.
(Cross-posted.)
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