shall

Hi, I would ask you if these sentences are right in your opinion. I try to use shall with regard to the wonderful grammar explanation sent by Vicente. And the last ones are other forms of first conditional.

Plan to, intend to: We shall visit Spain next December.
will have to, is determined to, or definetely will:This matter is very important. You shall take a look at it.
(in laws, directives, etc) must :Students shan´t bring cell phones to school.
used interrogatively in questions, often in invitations:Shall we throw a party at the weekend?
If sure, your answer will most likely ring true.
If you continue taking offense, you might loose having fun.

If somebody would like to mark my mistakes, I will be grateful to learn.
And this is a quote of my own: "Less we want, less we have" What do you think about it?:rolleyes:
Thanks in advance
Best regards

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Originally Posted by maramaras

Plan to, intend to: We shall visit Spain next December. correct
will have to, is determined to, or definitely will:This matter is very important. You shall take a look at it.
This could be said, in my opinion, with a different tense: You shall have to take a look at it.
If not, it doesn't sound correct to me. Shall could perfectly be used with first persons: I shall take a look, we shall take a look...

(in laws, directives, etc) must :Students shan´t bring cell phones to school. correct (though unusual)
used interrogatively in questions, often in invitations:Shall we throw a party at the weekend? perfect

If sure, your answer will most likely ring true.sorry, I believe you wanted to say: if correct, ....:(
If you continue taking offense, you might miss having fun. correct


"the less we want, the less we have"

Here I also wonder what exactly you wanted to say. Would you like to include your Spanish version?

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:) saludos

Thank you Exxcentrica. I´ve understood your corrections, with the exception that shall could perfectly be used with first persons. Does it mean that using shall with you or they is unusual?
Regarding to my quote, I tried to speak about that it is a useful idea to desire, to hope more things, and in this way, we might have them. I saw a similar expression in an Argentine movie, and it remembered me some notes on neurolinguistics(?). The Spanish version is: "Menos queremos, menos tenemos" (querer en el sentido de desear, exigir, no de amar)
It is nice to learn here!
Yours

I was remembering this rule:

For formal English, there is a rule which states that in the Simple Future, the auxiliary shall should be used in the first person, and the auxiliary will should be used in the second person and third person. Like the auxiliary will, the auxiliary shall is a modal auxiliary.

Thus, in formal English, the Simple Future of the verb to work may be conjugated as follows:


I shall work
you will work
he will work
she will work
it will work
we shall work
they will work

Maramar, please note that "remember" is used as : recordar algo, acordarse de algo, not in the sense: recordar algo a alquien.

Recordar algo a alguien: remind

Thus your sentence would be: I saw a similar expression in an Argentine movie, and it reminded me of some notes on

Originally Posted by maramaras

will have to, is determined to, or definitely will:This matter is very important. You shall take a look at it.

This could be said, in my opinion, with a different tense: You shall have to take a look at it.
If not, it doesn't sound correct to me. Shall could perfectly be used with first persons: I shall take a look, we shall take a look...
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Hello Exx and maramaras!!


The best way to say this would be:


You should take a look at it.


If you said the same thing in the first person Exx you are correct. It would be better to say "I shall have to take a look at this".


Saludos amigas.



maramaras: just a spelling note regarding "loose". you might loose having fun. I think you intended to say you will lose having fun. This is a common spelling error. The word loose means "suelto". The word lose means "perder"
(Exx correctly changed it to miss having fun)

Thank youuuuuu!!! I am learning from your answers! I´m going to practice with some sentences.
Best regards.See you on new threads!!!