=SHALL.=
=PRESENT TENSE.=
=Singular.= =Plural.=
1. I shall, 1. We shall,
2. Thou shalt, 2. You shall,
3. He shall. 3. They shall.
=PAST TENSE.=
=Singular.= =Plural.=
1. I should, 1. We should,
2. Thou shouldst, 2. You should,
3. He should. 3. They should.
=WILL.=
=PRESENT TENSE.=
=Singular.= =Plural.=
1. I will, 1. We will,
2. Thou wilt, 2. You will,
3. He will. 3. They will.
=PAST TENSE.=
=Singular.= =Plural.=
1. I would, 1. We would,
2. Thou wouldst, 2. You would,
3. He would. 3. They would.
The auxiliaries _shall_ and _will_ are used with the infinitive to form
the future tense of a verb. To denote simple futurity _shall_ is used in
the first person, and _will_ in the second and third persons; as, I
_shall go_ to-morrow; You _will go_ again; He _will go_ next year.
To make a promise or to denote determination, _will_ is used in the
first person, and _shall_ in the second and third persons; as, I _will
get_ it for you; You _shall_ not _go_; He _shall do_ that work.
_Should_ and _would_ have the same uses as _shall_ and _will_.