Use of will and shall by Alok Pandey

Why the use of will and shall confuse us? Now, the podcast is available to listen to these lessons online. Thus Search the podcast: Alok Pandey –learn to speak English fluently. Generally, the use of will and shall appear to anticipate something or commit something to the future. Shall is used with 1st person and will with the others. But, when we listen to somebody talking and is violating the rules, as we have learned in traditional grammar. Since grammar renders the use of the modal verb shall with the first person I and we. But in the real-world people are putting it differently. Like, with the first person “I and we”, they are using the modal verb “will”. This question is lingering in the mind in the quest for satisfactory results about the use of will and shall.  Clarity on the use of will and shall Certainly, the trend causes to the language too. Since the graph as demonstrated renders the trend that how the usage of will increase by the passage of the time. Use of shall Traditionally and formally the use of shall appears with the first person pronoun. The use of “shall” is more formal in usage. I shall go. We shall work on it. But it is limiting its usage. In the American tradition use of shall is lacking. But the majority of British still follow the traditional patterns. Remember: most of the computer strategy is designed and implemented by the American. Hence typing the model verb “will” with “I” does not show errors and we find it tough to understand. Use of will Similarly, the use of will is with all persons except the first person “I and we”. He will go tomorrow. They will finish this project. You will present this data. She will manage this. Some facts about the use of will and shall As we know there are many models to use in the present and past. But in the future, we are left with only two as will and shall. In the present if we need to emphasize or show importance we use. You should do it. (in general terms) You must do it. (emphasizing or showing priority) But in the pre