For example:
I shall clean the room today.
or
I will clean the room today.
I am thinking "will" and "shall" are used differently when asking someone to do something. For e.g. Will you do the dishes? "Shall" cannot replace in this context.
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I shall clean the room today.
or
I will clean the room today.
I am thinking "will" and "shall" are used differently when asking someone to do something. For e.g. Will you do the dishes? "Shall" cannot replace in this context.
In practical use, the two mean the same thing.
Some people say that "will" indicates a deliberate decision while "shall" indicates simple reality, but few English speakers really make such a distinction.
you may want to distinguish between the two to decide.
Shall indicates there is a need to clean the room wether you want to do that or not.
Will implies the intention to clean it. It indicates you already decided to do that.
So decide depending on what you want to say.
At the end both could be used to indicate there is an unclean room. So there is actually no right or wrong in this case.