‘will’
or ‘shall’
in English. Do you even need to use ‘shall’
at all these days? In this lesson I’ll explain exactly how and when ‘shall’
is used. I’ll also show you which personal pronouns it belongs with, and I’ll give some example sentences to show how it works in practice. Shall we proceed…?
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Thank you Gill for this lesson which me confident that the use of the abbreviation I’ll or I’ll is a good trick to don’t make a mistake, for a Frenchman.
Thank you for this interesting clarification.
Hello Gill!
What a great lesson! Congratullations!
You are always confident with your speeach!
Thaks a lot.
Take care!!!
Thanks a lot Gill.
You are really kind and friendly, for this reason your teaching is more understandable than else teachers.
thanks a lot for this informative lesson, we shall see you soon.
thanks you so much
thanks ya Haja:)🤍
thanks
Thank you for the explanation, indeed a “Shall” is used rarely nowadays.
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nice lesson
hi,Gill,this is Rosine,a fan in your lessons due to your specil sights in some verbs which attch me whole day.in my deeply expression word ‘bite’,that you list some sentences for us to have better understand,thanks,it makes me learn a lot,have a nice day.
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Thanks a lot for your efforts
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Thanks a lot Ms.Gill.
Thank you Teacher Gill.
Could you please create a lesson on use of has+had in the same sentence, it’s seem difficult to me how to and when I can use this tense?
Thank you. Where is the quiz?
This lesson doesn’t have a quiz!