I. In the following sentences, tell whether shall and will are used to predict or resolve the action.

1. I will go to the party.
2. You shall not leave the room.
3. It will be a sad day for him.
4. He shall do as I tell him.
5. Eugene will come to see me.
6. I shall go to see my sister.
7. I shall see him tomorrow.
8. In the day that thou eatest thereof, thou shalt surely die.
9. Thou wilt show me the path of life.
10. He will be elected.
11. Perhaps I shall find my book.
12. I will fear no evil.
13. I will dwell in the house of my God forever.
14. Shall I go to ride?
15. Will Florence do it?
16. In spite of all your objections, I will do it.
17. The sun will shine.
18. The clock will strike.
19. Shall you go to the lecture?
20. When will the time come ?
21. Will the earl do well?

II. Correct the following examples by giving and explaining the right use of shall and will.

1. I will receive a letter when my brother comes.
2. If they make the changes, I do not think I will like them.
3. Will we have a good time if we go?
4. Perhaps you shall find the purse.
5. I will be unhappy if you do not come.
6. I will be afraid if it is dark.
7. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me, and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
8. I resolve that he will return with me.
9. I will be obliged to you.
10. I will be punished.
11. What sorrow will I have to endure!
12. The moon shall give her light.
13. Will I write?
14. He is resolved that Mary will go.
15. If we examine the subject, we will perceive the error.
16. I will suffer from poverty; nobody shall help me.
17. When shall you go with me?
18. Where will I leave you?