Shall i make you tea? Should i make you tea? what is the difference between these sentences?
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You could use either, but 'shall' is better if you are just making a suggestion, whereas 'should' implies that there might be some reason why it wouldnt be a good idea. So 'Are you thirsty? Shall I make you some tea?' But 'Should I make you some tea? Or do you have to leave soon?'
But we often use 'should' and 'shall' interchangeably in the first sense
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Shall I make you tea?
Should I make you tea?
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"i' --> "I" First person singular pronoun, gets a capital letter. Always :)
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