Understanding Will and Would

What do we use 'will' for?

• To describe past events.

• To indicate a possibility in the present.

• To express a command or request.

• To express future actions or intentions.

Can you give an example of 'would'?

• I will go to the party if I am invited.

• I would go to the party if I were invited.

• I would have gone if I had known.

• I could go to the party if I wanted.

Is 'will' used for future actions?

• No, 'will' is not used for future actions.

• 'Will' is only used for past actions.

• 'Will' is used for conditional statements.

• Yes, 'will' is used for future actions.

When do we use 'would' in a sentence?

• We use 'would' only in questions.

• 'Would' is used exclusively for future actions.

• We use 'would' in sentences to indicate hypotheticals, polite requests, past future actions, or preferences.

• 'Would' is never used in polite requests.

Can 'would' show a polite request?

• 'Would' is a command, not a request.

• 'Would' is only used for hypothetical situations.

• No, 'would' cannot show a polite request.

• Yes, 'would' can show a polite request.

What is the past form of 'will'?

• shall

• would

• might

• can

How do you change 'will' to 'would'?

• Replace 'will' with 'would' in the sentence.

• Change 'will' to 'shall' in the sentence.

• Use 'would' instead of 'will' without changing the sentence structure.

• Leave 'will' as it is and add 'would' to the sentence.

Can you use 'would' for habits in the past?

• 'Would' is exclusively for conditional statements.

• No, 'would' is only for future situations.

• Yes, 'would' can be used for habits in the past.

• 'Would' cannot be used for any past actions.

Is 'will' used for promises?

• 'Will' is used for making requests.

• 'Will' is only used for future predictions.

• No, 'will' is not used for promises.

• Yes, 'will' is used for promises.

What is a sentence using 'would'?

• I would go to the store.

• You would like to eat pizza.

• They would play soccer tomorrow.

• I would like to go to the park.