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"Should" or "Shall" in asking sentences Do native speakers use the word "Shall" with the words "I" and "We" in asking sentences or do they use "Should" with these ones in modern English?

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Both are correct! ->Shall is used less often. -- Shall is a modal. It is used to suggest an action that is likely to happen in the future.
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There's instances where shall may be appropriate but overall should is much more common. Shall can be sarcastic or formal is what I am imagining. "Shall I call for your limousine, madame?" lol
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Both are okay but shall is more formal and rarely used in day to day conversation in my experience.
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both have the same meaning, but shall is used more than should .. that's all
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Yes, in questions.

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