The document provides examples of offering help or assistance to others using common phrases with "will" and "shall". It includes 10 examples of one person asking for help or making a request, and another person responding by offering to help complete a task using "will" or "shall". Additionally, it provides exercises to practice using "will" and "shall" in different sentence structures such as making offers, requests, predictions and suggestions.
The document provides examples of offering help or assistance to others using common phrases with "will" and "shall". It includes 10 examples of one person asking for help or making a request, and another person responding by offering to help complete a task using "will" or "shall". Additionally, it provides exercises to practice using "will" and "shall" in different sentence structures such as making offers, requests, predictions and suggestions.
The document provides examples of offering help or assistance to others using common phrases with "will" and "shall". It includes 10 examples of one person asking for help or making a request, and another person responding by offering to help complete a task using "will" or "shall". Additionally, it provides exercises to practice using "will" and "shall" in different sentence structures such as making offers, requests, predictions and suggestions.
The document provides examples of offering help or assistance to others using common phrases with "will" and "shall". It includes 10 examples of one person asking for help or making a request, and another person responding by offering to help complete a task using "will" or "shall". Additionally, it provides exercises to practice using "will" and "shall" in different sentence structures such as making offers, requests, predictions and suggestions.
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Fill in the gaps with the following words/expressions
get you a blanket, phone her, carry your bag, talk to her, mop the floor, help you with your homework, book your ticket, peel the potatoes, send the letter for you, make a cup of coffee 1.
A: I am so busy. I cant go to the post office now!
B: Dont worry, I will ______________________.
2.
A: Jessica is in a bad mood today. I think she was crying.
B: Maybe I will ___________________________.
3.
A: I am cold! B: Shall I ________________________________?
4.
A: The whole kitchen is so dirty!
B: Shall I ________________________________?
5.
A: Geography English, History, Biology.....Oh no! I cant do all of them!
B: Shall I ________________________________?
6.
A: I feel like falling asleep.
B: I will ____________________________________.
7.
A: I want to fly to London tomorrow.
B: Shall I __________________________________?
8.
A: Lets do some cooking!
B: Great idea! Shall I _________________________?
9.
A: I forgot to tell Anna about an important thing.
B: I will ________________________ now!
10.
A: Shopping isnt my hobby! I am exhausted!
B: I can help you. I will ________________________.
Fill in the gaps with will or shall
1. ____ I wait for you outside? Its too hot here! 2. I see you are tired. I ___ do the hoovering for you. 3. I am going out. ____ I leave the keys for you? 4. Your clothes are dirty! I ____ do the washing right now! 5. I am going to do the shopping. ____ I buy any vegetables? 6. I am free tonight. I think I ____ watch a movie on my computer. 7. I suppose she ____ pass her exams. 8. Youre thirsty! ____ I get you a glass of water? 9. Its my birthday next week. I ____ be 15 years old! 10. Your room is untidy. ____ I make the beds?
Match 1. I am hungry!
a) Shall I prepare the hot water?
2. I do not understand.
b) Wait! I will switch if off.
3. I want to have a bath.
c) I think I will find a new job as soon as possible.
4. Shes sad.
d) I will buy one!
5. Im trembling. Its so windy!
e) Shall I get you an aspirin?
6. I am not watching TV any more.
f) Shall I give you a lift?
7. I do not want to work here any longer.
g) I will do the cooking!
8. I have a headache.
h) Shall I close the door?
9. I want to have a new t-shirt.
i) Shall I spell my surname once again?
10. My car is broken.
j) Do not worry. I will talk to her.
Ex. 4 Write 5 different sentences with will and 5 different sentences with shall will 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. SHALL 1. 2, 3. 4. 5.
