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Aditileo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
usage of shall
Is it okay to ask someone, "Shall I let u know about the party?"
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Do not write "u" for "you". Otherwise, that is OK. (At least, it is OK in British English.
- Do not write "u" for "you".
- Otherwise, that is OK.
- (At least, it is OK in British English.
- )
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Do not write "u" for "you".
Otherwise, that is OK. (At least, it is OK in British English. Perhaps an AmE speaker could comment on US usage, where I believe "shall" is less used.)
Otherwise, that is OK. (At least, it is OK in British English. Perhaps an AmE speaker could comment on US usage, where I believe "shall" is less used.)
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GPYDo not write "u" for "you".Otherwise, that is OK. (At least, it is OK in British English. Perhaps an AmE speaker could comment on US usage, where I believe "shall" is less used.)It's not used so often as the simple future present tense this side of the pond, but it's very common in the question form (implied suggestion).
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