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#1 (permalink) Wed Dec 14, 2005 16:34 pm Shall or should

What is the difference: Shall or should? Thanks Izabella

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#2 (permalink) Thu Dec 15, 2005 12:47 pm Shall or should

Izabella wrote:

What is the difference: Shall or should?

Dear Izabella,

Shall is very oldfashioned, at least in the us.

However, shall has a similar meaning as may, might or should in certain contexts.

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