动词必须; 应该; 可以; 将要
动词
1. We shall be on holiday at this time next week.
我们将于下星期这个时候度假。
2. I shall be forty on my next birthday.
到下次生日，我就满四十岁。
3. shall
3. He shall have a bicycle for his birthday.
他可以得到一架自行车作为生日礼物。
4. He shall stay in bed.
他必须躺在床上。
5. You say you will not do it, but I say you shall do it.
你说你不做这事，但是我说，你非做不可。
付账
A：Shall we split the check.
大家分摊吧？
B：Why don‘t you let me pick it up.
就让我来付帐好了。
A：Oh, that‘s not necessary.
啊，不必这样。
B：I know it‘s not necessary. I want to do it.
我知道不必这样，可是我愿付。
预约参观
B：I‘m hoping to get to your showroom.
我打算到你们的展示中心看看，
A：When might you go?
什么时候想去呢？
B：I was thinking about next Tuesday.
我想下个礼拜二。
A：I‘ll meet you there, shall we say about eleven o‘clock.
我会在那儿等你，你看十一点左右如何。
在旅馆
A：Front desk. May I help you?
服务台，能为您效劳吗？
B：I’m going to check out tomorrow but will be back in a week’s time. Can I leave my luggage here?
我会在明天退房，但一星期后会回来，请问我可以把行李存在酒店里吗？
A：Yes, sure. We do have a storage service. When will you be checking out tomorrow?
当然可以，先生，我们是有寄存服务的，请问您明天什么时候退房？
B：About nine-thirty in the morning.
大约早上9 点半吧。
shall
A：Then shall we arrange the bellboy to pick up your luggage at 9:00?
那么我们安排服务生9 点来取行李可以吗？
B：Sure.
可以。
A：May I have your room number, please?
请告诉我您的房间号码，好吗？
B：It's 1218.
号码是1218．
A：1218. We’ll collect your luggage at 9:00 tomorrow. Would you then come to the Front Desk to get your storage receipt, please?
1218．我们明早9 点来取行李，然后麻烦您到服务台来取收据。
B：Thank you very much, bye!
谢谢，再见。
A：You’re welcome. Goodbye.
不用客气，再见。
1. (用在疑问句中，与I和we连用表示提出或征求意见)
You use shall with 'I' and 'we' in questions in order to make offers or suggestions, or to ask for advice.
e.g. Shall I get the keys?...
我去拿钥匙好吗？
e.g. I bought some lovely raisin buns at the bakery. Shall I bring you one with some tea?...
我在面包店里买了些很好吃的葡萄干圆面包，要不要我给你拿一个，再来点儿茶？
2. (通常与 I 和 we 连用)将要，将会
You use shall, usually with 'I' and 'we', when you are referring to something that you intend to do, or when you are referring to something that you are sure will happen to you in the future.
e.g. We shall be landing in Paris in sixteen minutes, exactly on time...
我们将于 16 分钟后准时在巴黎降落。
e.g. I shall sail out on the twenty-second...
我将于 22 日启航。
3. (与I和we连用，在演讲或文章中用于引出将要讨论或解释的内容)后面要，下文会
You use shall with 'I' or 'we' during a speech or piece of writing to say what you are going to discuss or explain later.
e.g. In Chapter 3, I shall describe some of the documentation that I gathered...
在第三章，我会介绍我收集到的一些文献记录。
e.g. We shall refer here to three significant trends that arose in the previous decade...
这里我们将提及过去 10 年中出现的 3 个显著趋势。
4. (通常指按照规则或法律规定)必须，一定，将
You use shall to indicate that something must happen, usually because of a rule or law. You use shall not to indicate that something must not happen.
e.g. The president shall hold office for five years...
总统将任职 5 年。
e.g. The Security Council shall decide what measures shall be taken to restore peace and security...
安理会将决定采取何种措施来恢复和平与安全。
5. (通常与 you 连用)可以，能够
You use shall, usually with 'you', when you are telling someone that they will be able to do or have something they want.
e.g. Very well, if you want to go, go you shall...
好吧，如果你想走，就走吧。
e.g. 'I want to hear all the gossip, all the scandal.' — 'You shall, dearie, you shall!'
“把所有的八卦，所有的丑闻都告诉我吧。”——“好的，亲爱的，好的。”
6. (用于 look forward to 和 hope 之类的动词前表示语气的委婉)
You use shall with verbs such as 'look forward to' and 'hope' to say politely that you are looking forward to something or hoping to do something.
shall的反义词
e.g. Well, we shall look forward to seeing him tomorrow...
嗯，我们期待着明天与他会面。
e.g. I shall hope to see you in my office, young lady, and we'll review your portfolio.
希望你能到我办公室来，小姐，我们将审查一下你的资料。
7. (表示可能的结果或后果)应该，就会
You use shall when you are referring to the likely result or consequence of a particular action or situation.
e.g. When big City firms cut down on their entertainments, we shall know that times really are hard...
当伦敦商业区的大公司削减他们的娱乐活动开支，我们就知道世道真的变得艰难了。
e.g. This is our last chance and we shall need to take it if we are to compete and survive.
这是我们最后的机会，如果我们想要竞争并存活下来的话，就一定要抓住这次机会。
8. shall I say -> see say