Contractions of "Will"
* 'll: This is the most common contraction of "will" and is used in all situations.
* Example: "I 'll be there tomorrow."
Contractions of "Shall"
* 'll: While "shall" is less common in modern English, its contraction is the same as "will" ('ll). This can lead to some ambiguity, but context usually clarifies the meaning.
* Example: "We 'll meet you at the park." (could mean "we will" or "we shall")
Important Notes
* Formal vs. Informal: "Shall" is considered more formal than "will." However, it's increasingly rare in modern English.
* Future Tense: Both "will" and "shall" are used to express the future tense.
* Offers and Suggestions: "Shall" is sometimes used in offers and suggestions to sound more polite.
* Example: "Shall I open the door for you?"
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