Part 21 (1/2)

26 We will (shall) come as soon as we can

27 I will (shall) not endure his rudeness

28 John says he will (shall) stay to see the game

EXERCISE XLV

_Insert the proper auxiliary (will, shall) in each blank in the following sentences:_--

1 I ---- be drowned; nobody ---- help me

2 You ---- have a wet day for your journey

3 He says he ---- not be able to coet this picnic

5 He ---- repent of his folly when it is too late

6 We ---- be pleased to have you call

7 The gathering ---- be informal; therefore I ---- not need my dress suit 8 We ---- have occasion to test the wires to-night

9 I ---- be obliged to you for your autograph

10 He ---- be obliged to you

11 The ain

12 Do you think we ---- have rain?

13 If the fire is not put out soon, we ---- have the whole town to rebuild

14 Do not fear; we ---- be all right

15 A prize is offered to whoever ---- guess this conundrum

16 We ---- find ourselvese ---- have to go elsewhere for lumber

18 Are you not afraid that you ---- miss the train?

19 Yes, I fear that I ---- miss the train

20 He is afraid that he ---- alleries in every city

22 Think what a happy life we ---- live

23 If you will call for o with you

24 I ---- be sixteen in May

25 John thinks he ---- be sick to-morrow

26 He says James ---- be sick to-morrow

27 Howard thinks he ---- probably live to old age

28 Howard thinks his brother ---- probably live to old age

29 He tells ht if Congress will (shall) adjourn without ta snoe ---- find that each flake consists of particles of ice

32 He has resolved that he ---- not answer the letter

33 She has resolved that her daughter ---- not answer his letter

34 I ---- feel greatly obliged if you ---- tell me

35 When He--appear, we ---- be like Hiood seats

37 When ---- I coet my paper?

38 ---- I put more coal on the fire?

39 ---- you be sorry to leave Boston?

40 ---- you be elected?

41 When ---- we three ain?