Will vs.

Shall

Fill in the blanks with will or shall.

1. I ................... be working late tonight.

will

shall

Either could be used here

2. He ............... arrive in the afternoon.

will

shall

Either could be used here

3. They ................... not help us.

will

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shall

Either could be used here

4. I think you ...................... pass the test.

will

shall

Either could be used here

5. I hope he ..................... get better soon.

will

shall

Either could be used here

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6. .................... I put the heating on?

Shall

Will

Either could be used here

7. Let's go for a walk, ..................... we?

shall

will

Either could be used here

8. We ................... probably go to France in July.

will

shall

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Either could be used here

9. She .................... be very angry when she

learns about this.

will

shall

Either could be used here

10. I .................... probably be at home this time

tomorrow.

will

shall

Either could be used here

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11. Don't go out without wearing your coat. You

.................... catch cold.

will

shall

Either could be used here

12. I think it .................... rain. Don't forget to

take your umbrella.

will

shall

Either could be used here

Answers
I will / shall be working late tonight.
He will arrive in the afternoon.
They will not help us.

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I think you will pass the test.

I hope he will get better soon.
Shall I put the heating on?
Let’s go for a walk, shall we?
We will / shall probably go to France in July.
She will be very angry when she learns about this.
I will / shall probably be at home this time tomorrow.
Don’t go out without wearing your coat. You will catch cold.
I think it will rain. Don’t forget to take your umbrella.

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