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Essential English Grammar: WILL or WOULD?
Do you know when to usewill and when to use would? Watch this grammar lesson to end all your confusion. In some cases, would is simply the past tense of will, but in other contexts they have very different meanings and uses – such as real vs. hypothetical situations. In this lesson we look at how to use these two verbs and how mixing them up can be confusing to a reader or listener.
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