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Have you ever felt confuse about the difference between these two words? When to use should and when to use shall? If you have, then letβs learn with EEC.
Both shall and should are auxiliary verbs that accompany the main verb or what is commonly called as modals. Basically should is the past tense of shall. However, should and shall function differently. Want to know more where the differences are? KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN!!!
SHOULD
β’When you want to ask a question, βshouldβ can be used to ask something that is placed at the beginning of the word. For example, when you want to buy a book but you want to ask your friends for advice, then you can say βShould i buy this book?β
β’When you want to ask a question, βshouldβ can be used to ask something that is placed at the beginning of the word. For example, when you want to buy a book but you want to ask your friends for advice, then you can say βShould i buy this book?β
β’In conditional sentences, you can replace "if" by using βshouldβ. For example "Should you buy this book, you may good in cooking". The sentence has the same meaning as the sentence "If you buy this book, you may be good in cooking".
β’βShouldβ can also be used to express a suggestion that must be conducted. For example, when your friend will have an exam next week, you can give suggestions with "You should study for your exam next week".
β’At last, if you want to state a possibility that will happen, then βshouldβ can be used like "If you study before your exam, you should get A for it".
SHALL
β’When you want to express an event that is to come then βshallβ can be used to describe it. For example "I shall change my schedule".
β’When you want to express an event that is to come then βshallβ can be used to describe it. For example "I shall change my schedule".
β’βShallβ can also be used to express a must as well as βshouldβ. However, the βshallβ is used to express a necessity in formal matters. For example, "You shall respect your parents".
β’When offering suggestions, βshallβ be used more politely than βshouldβ. For example "Shall I lend you a book?".
β’Compared to βshouldβ, βshallβ be considered stronger to indicate certainty. For example "I shall return the book tomorrow".
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