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    What form is used more often: "I shall be, I shall do, etc.," or "I will be, I will do"?

    Question #62059. Asked by loominitsa. (Jan 28 06 6:10 AM)


    lanfranco

    		In the U.S., at least, most people use "will" where the formal rules of grammar dictate "shall." This site explains the difference:

    http://www.bartleby.com/64/C001/056.html

    Jan 28 06, 9:11 AM
    loominitsa

    		Are there many countries without written constitutions?

    Jan 28 06, 1:58 PM

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