1) What is the correct full form of the negative "will" for the pronoun "she"? a) willn't b) shan't c) will not d) shalln't 2) When using "shall" in formal language, which pronouns is it typically used with for future time reference? a) he, they, you b) I, we c) she, it d) you, we 3) In spoken English, what is the common contraction for "shall" after subject pronouns? a) 'll b) shn't c) w'n't d) ll' 4) Which of the following is a correct prediction using "will"? a) She will going to the party. b) He will arrives late. c) They will go shopping later. d) I will will pass the test. 5) How is the short form of "shall not" typically written? a) won't b) shan't c) would not d) shlln't 6) Which modal verb is more commonly used for making offers? a) Shall b) Will c) Would d) May 7) When should "shall" be used instead of "will" according to formal language rules? a) To refer to predictions b) With all pronouns c) With “I” and “we” d) Only in questions 8) Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of "shall I" for making a suggestion? a) Shall I missed the bus? b) Shall I pick up some groceries? c) Will I close the window? d) Shall I studies harder? 9) What does the contraction "won't" stand for in spoken English? a) will not b) shall not c) will d) shall 10) In formal contexts, which pronouns can "shall" replace "will" with? a) He, she b) You, they c) I, we d) It, we 11) Which modal verb is used for announcing decisions? a) Can b) Would c) Will d) Should 12) Which sentence correctly uses "will" to announce a decision? a) I can finish the project tomorrow. b) I would finish the project tomorrow. c) I will finish the project tomorrow. d) I should finish the project tomorrow. 13) How is the short form of "will not" commonly written? a) shan't b) won't c) shan'nt d) wiln't 14) Which modal verb is more formal in nature? a) Might b) Will c) Could d) Shall 15) When using ('ll), what are you contracting? a) Will not b) Will c) Have not d) Shall

"Will" and "Shall": Future simple

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