21 English Sentences: Shall, Should

(i)                  ‘Shall’ is Verb.

Synonyms:

Third-person singular simple present, to indicate determination/obligation

Note: Shall is not used with you/they/he/she/it. However it may be used to indicate determination/obligation

Sentences:

1.  Citizens shall protect their country.

2.  I shall not be in Milan today.

3.  I think we shall win the match.

4.  Shall I call you at 10pm?

5.  Shall I open the window?

6.  Shall we go now?

7.  We shall not attend his party.

8.  What time shall we meet him?

9.  Where shall we go tonight?

10.              Will you please shut the door?

11.              You shall go to meet your brother.

(ii)                ‘Should’ is Verb.

Synonyms:

To indicate determination/obligation

Note: Should is not used with you/they/he/she/it. However it may be used to indicate determination/obligation

Sentences:

1.  I should have lunch with Lucy.

2.  Jack should never drink and drive.

3.  Should I apply for this job?

4.  Should Julie phone, call me.

5.  Should we invite Millie to the party?

6.  They should come and meet me.

7.  We should not worry about it.

8.  What should I do now?

9.  You should be here at 8pm.

10.              Zany should go to meet her husband.

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