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http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/sites/thread?tid=7f563e5a1d1c2905&hl=en&fid=7f563e5a1d1c29050004b22092d726af
As I expected, the answer to the above given post was deleted and replaced with her own new version.
Well, as a result the poster got banned for 30 days for breaking her laws.
ผู้ดูแลระบบห้ามคุณใช้งานเป็นเวลา 30 วันเนื่องจากคุณละเมิดกฎ คุณจะไม่สามารถใช้งานไปอีก 30 วันคลิก ลิงก์ออกจากระบบ เพื่อลงชื่อเข้าใช้อีกครั้ง
This woman is absolutely insane.
http://guru.google.co.th/guru/thread?POST_TOKEN=6A9D778CE88F4F5815F76A77B3DAB298&table=%2Fguru%2Flabel%3Flid%3D3093fdbe7287b4a5&tid=635ebbdf18a3133f&fid=635ebbdf18a3133f0004b21466ce7ea8
The original was as below:
คําตอบ น้าอ้อ (Orawan Na Lampang Breen) 19 พ.ย. 2554, 2:27:30
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คําตอบ ยังไม่มีชอเล่น่ื 19 พ.ย. 2554, 12:03:20
Yes, of course, you can. As to emphasise,
Generally shall is used in first person, and will in second and third person.
1.I shall go
2.you will go
3.He will go
Will - if used in first person, the following are the meanings:
1.Willingness : I will help the poor.
2.Promise : I will behave well.
3.Duty : We will be united.
4.Threat : I will punish you.
Shall - The following are the meanings, if used in second and third person
1.Command : you shall go ; He shall go.
2.Promise : you shall have my help ; He shall have a holiday.
3.Determination : You shall behave well.
4.Duty : you shall be kind to the poor ; All shall obey the law
5.Threat : You shall be punished ; He shall suffer for this
Very important.
1.You should not question with "will" in first person, and "shall" in second person.
Eg: Will I go? (Wrong) ; Shall I go? ( right)
Shall he come? (Wrong) ; Will he come? ( right)
If you are living in the U.S. you will sometimes hear shall in a suggestion posed as a first person question, thus:
Shall we meet again next Tuesday?
If you read a legal document, you might also see shall, where it has imperative force.
Other than in these sorts of expressions you will almost never hear the word shall, and if you do it is simply a substitute for will. You will almost certainly never hear the negative contraction shan't. You can live your entire life in the U.S. without ever using shall.
May I respectfully submit that General MacArthur was correct in the use of "shall"?
The grammarian Wilson Follett says that sometimes shall "attains an actually higher concentration of resolve than" will.
Professor Follett gives this example: We shall take legal measures. He says that
the shall "invests simple fact with a more urgent intention than would be shown by the conventional assertion of will."
As you know, Sir Winston Churchill famously promised:
"We shall never surrender."
Some years ago, an American language expert (whom I shall not name) had the temerity to write that Sir Winston should have used will. With complete respect, I submit that Sir Winston understood English better than that well-meaning expert.
I can provide you with all information I can find on the internet regarding to the use of 'Will' and 'Shall'
(ระบุแหล่งข้อมูลของคุณ เมื่อคุณตอบคําถามโดยใชข้อมูลจากหนังส้อืงานวิจัยหรือเว็บไซต์อื่นๆ โปรดระบุที่มาของข้อมูลด้วย)
การอ้างอิง
[1] Shall VS Will (เว็บ) www.englishforums.com
[2] Grammar Girl : "Shall" Versus "Will" :: Quick and Dirty Tips ™ (เว็บ) grammar.quickanddirtytips.com
Can anyone, for the love of God, kick her out of there? This world will be a better place.
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