Importance of “Shall”

“We shall…”

or

“Shall we..?”

What would you prefer?

As of me, I think I’d prefer the second scenario any day. Anyone asking me anything would be way better and sophisticated than someone just throwing commands at me. I now I’d agree with the person anyway, if he or she is that important to me, and yet I’d like to be asked first, no matter what!

Just think of it and you might feel it too. Or may be I care too much and listen more than needed to the said words. (It could be possible with me having a lot of time to spare now, I might be actually giving too much importance to these words spoken.)

 

 

Published by Moushmi Radhanpara

A bilingual writer, Moushmi Radhanpara has authored three poetry collections so far, namely POSIES and 03:21 AM –An Ode to Rust & Restlessness, and Resignation of an Angel. She is also scribbling an unplanned rough draft of a story as a part of NANOWRIMO 2020 and hopes that something might come out of it. She has also co-authored two books, The Lockdown Stories and Mirage so far. Her poetries can be found on her blog https://aestheticmiradh.com/ and a few other online portals. She believes in the fact that a better reader makes a better writer. Reading a 100 books a year is her latest obsession. She can be found either drunk on coffee or hiding away from everything and admiring the gorgeous sun.

66 thoughts on “Importance of “Shall”

    1. I know, right? Asking is much better, isn’t it?
      And yes, it is really noticeable who small things change a whole lot of meaning, even petty words, punctuation’s or even just a tone of a person makes a lot of difference, that’s the power of language!

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      1. Exactly!!we dont have to depend on words thoroughly, little hints, tone, as you said speaks so much……

        Only if those guests of yours had understood them……. 😛

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