IPA: /ʃæl/
KK: /ʃæl/
This word is used to express future actions or events, often indicating a strong intention or obligation.
We shall meet at the park tomorrow.
This word is used to express future actions or intentions, often indicating a strong determination or obligation.
I shall return before noon tomorrow.
The word 'shall' originates from Old English 'sceal', which means 'to owe' or 'to be obliged to'. It expresses a sense of obligation or future action.
Think of 'shall' as a word that conveys an obligation or duty, reminding you that it means you are 'owed' something in the future.