Question

we should +V1+object​

Answer 1

Explanation:

He eats a mango everyday

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

Form

Future simple affirmative form

Full form: subject + will + base form of verb

Contracted form:  subject + ‘ll + base form of verb

 

Full form Contracted form

I will walk I‘ll walk

you will walk you‘ll walk

he / she / it  will walk he‘ll / she‘ll / it‘ll  walk

we will walk we‘ll walk

you will walk you‘ll walk

they will walk they‘ll walk

 

 

Shall or will?

We can also use “shall” instead of “will” as follows:

I shall walk to the park.

This means exactly the same as “I will walk to the park”. However, there are a few subtle differences between “shall” and “will”:

“shall” is more formal than “will”.

“will” is more common, particularly in modern English.

“shall” is more common in British English. It’s rarely used in American English.

subject + shall + base form of verb

Full form

I shall run

you shall run

he / she / it shall run

we shall run

you shall run

they shall run