Shall, Will,Do we go to the restaurant right now?
Hi, as the subject, if we are talking about “right now”, which one will be used more correctly and naturally, shall, will, or do?
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" -- in British English, this expresses a suggestion. " -- this doesn't seem a very likely thing to say. " -- this seems to be asking about what has been arranged, or what ought to be done.
- " -- in British English, this expresses a suggestion.
- " -- this doesn't seem a very likely thing to say.
- " -- this seems to be asking about what has been arranged, or what ought to be done.
- ", which also seems to be asking about what has been decided/arranged.
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"Shall we go to the restaurant right now?" -- in British English, this expresses a suggestion.
"Will we go to the restaurant right now?" -- this doesn't seem a very likely thing to say.
"Do we go to the restaurant right now?" -- this seems to be asking about what has been arranged, or what ought to be done.
There are other possibilities too, such as "Are we going to the rest
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