Shall Sentences
"Shall" is a modal verb used to express future time, intention, or requirement. e.g., You shall go to the ball.
How to use Shall in a sentence
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Shall Sentences
I shall visit my grandparents this weekend.
She shall be joining us for dinner tonight.
We shall begin the test when the bell rings.
We shall overcome the challenges together.
You shall find the book in the library.
They shall respect the rules of the game.
I shall call you when I arrive.
They shall arrive at the station by noon.
You shall only pass this point with a ticket.
He shall submit the assignment by tomorrow.
I shall be there for you when you need me.
You shall not lie to your parents.
The law states that you shall not steal.
He shall complete his work before playing video games.
He shall lead the team in today's match.
The teacher shall announce the results after lunch.
They shall play soccer on the field.
I shall help you with your homework.
We shall not tolerate any form of bullying.
They shall be here soon, so let's prepare.
You shall practice every day if you want to improve.
They shall answer for their actions.
We shall be celebrating her birthday next week.
I shall bring the dessert for the party.
The sun shall rise in the east.
You shall receive a gift on your birthday.
The teacher shall check our homework in the morning.
I shall make a sandwich for lunch.
We shall see who wins the race.
You shall plant a tree for Arbor Day.
I shall get ready for the concert tonight.
You shall wash your hands before eating.
You shall be home by nine o'clock.
He shall be responsible for cleaning the kitchen.
You shall take responsibility for your mistakes.
I shall finish reading this book by tonight.
They shall depart for the trip early tomorrow.
I shall remember this day forever.
We shall meet at the museum this afternoon.
She shall win the award for her excellent performance.
The team shall gather for practice after school.
They shall move to a new house next month.
I shall complete my project by the end of this week.
We shall never forget our friendship.
He shall arrive at the conference on time.
They shall paint the house green.
I shall dream of adventures tonight.
We shall keep our city clean.
He shall catch the ball during the game.
You shall learn from your failures.
Shall Definitions
Future Action: Shall denotes something that will take place in the future.
I shall call you tomorrow.
Requirement or Obligation: Shall can signify a duty or necessity.
You shall not pass.
Formal Promise: Shall can denote a solemn promise.
I shall return.
Offer or Suggestion: Used to propose or offer something.
Shall we dance?
Legal Language: In contracts, shall imposes an obligation.
The lessee shall pay the rent.
Old English: Historically, shall was used for first-person future actions.
We shall overcome.
Shall Idioms & Phrases
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
Used to compliment someone by comparing them to a beautiful summer's day.
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? You are far more radiant and gentle.
The truth shall set you free
Honesty or the uncovering of facts will resolve problems or mysteries.
Once you admitted to the mistake, you felt better. Indeed, the truth shall set you free.
Shall we dance?
An invitation to dance with someone.
Seeing the music start, he extended his hand to her and asked, 'Shall we dance?'
There shall be light
A way of saying that something hidden will be revealed or something unclear will become clear.
Although we don't understand now, soon there shall be light.
We shall overcome
We will successfully deal with a problem or difficulty.
Despite the challenges, the team was determined, chanting, 'We shall overcome.'
This too shall pass
Difficulties and hard times will eventually end.
Even though he was heartbroken, his mother consoled him, saying, 'This too shall pass.'
They shall grow not old
A phrase to remember those who died young, often used in remembrance services.
At the memorial, they recited, 'They shall grow not old.'
We shall see
Used to express that the outcome or result of something is uncertain.
She was optimistic about the competition, but her coach reminded her, 'We shall see.'
Shall we proceed?
Asking for permission to continue or move on to the next step.
Seeing everyone ready, the tour guide asked, 'Shall we proceed?'
Thy will shall be done
A statement of accepting or submitting to a higher authority or power.
In the prayer, he said, 'Thy will shall be done.'
Shall I go on?
Asking if one should continue speaking or explaining.
Seeing his audience's puzzled faces, the lecturer asked, 'Shall I go on?'
I shall return
A promise to come back or revisit a place or situation.
As he left the village, he promised his friends, 'I shall return.'
The meek shall inherit the earth
Kind, gentle, humble people will eventually be rewarded, usually according to religious texts.
She was often overlooked, but she remained kind, believing that 'the meek shall inherit the earth.'
The last shall be first
The ones who are considered least important will prove to be the most important.
His coach always reminded him that 'the last shall be first.'
What shall be, shall be
A way of saying that future events are out of our control, and we should accept whatever happens.
She had done her best, and now, she thought to herself, 'What shall be, shall be.'
We shall not be moved
A statement of determination and resilience.
In the face of opposition, the protesters chanted, 'We shall not be moved.'
You shall reap what you sow
The consequences of your actions will have to be dealt with eventually.
She reminded him that his laziness wouldn't serve him well, saying, 'You shall reap what you sow.'
I shall not want
A statement of contentment with what one has.
Even with his simple life, he was content and said, 'I shall not want.'
Common Curiosities
What is the root word of Shall?
The root word of "Shall" is "Sceal", an Old English term.
Which vowel is used before Shall?
The vowel that is used before "Shall" depends on the specific context or sentence. There's no fixed rule.
What part of speech is Shall?
"Shall" is a modal verb.
How many syllables are in Shall?
"Shall" has one syllable.
What is the verb form of Shall?
The verb form of "Shall" is "Shall". It is already a modal verb.
What is the opposite of Shall?
The opposite of "Shall" is "Shall not" or "Will not".
What is the pronunciation of Shall?
Shall is pronounced as /ʃæl/.
What is another term for Shall?
Another term for "Shall" could be "Will".
Is a Shall a noun or adjective?
"Shall" is not a noun or an adjective, it's a modal verb.
Is a Shall an abstract noun?
No, "Shall" is not an abstract noun, it's a modal verb.
Which determiner is used with Shall?
As "Shall" is a modal verb, it typically does not require a determiner.
Is Shall a negative or positive word?
"Shall" is neutral. Its connotation depends on its use in context.
Is Shall a collective noun?
No, "Shall" is not a collective noun, it's a modal verb.
Why is it called Shall?
"Shall" is derived from the Old English term "Sceal" meaning "owe to" or "must".
Is Shall an adverb?
No, "Shall" is not an adverb, it's a modal verb.
Is the Shall a vowel or consonant?
"Shall" is not a vowel or a consonant, it's a modal verb.
How do we divide Shall into syllables?
"Shall" is a one-syllable word, so it isn't divided.
Is a Shall a countable noun?
No, "Shall" is not a countable noun, it's a modal verb.
Is Shall term a metaphor?
No, "Shall" is not a metaphor, it's a modal verb.
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