will
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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What an interesting quiz ❗ I really enjoyed it. Thanks a lot ❗🙏
Thanks David
Thank you Adam for detailed and important lesson!
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Thanks Mr.Adam for your top-notch grammar class
Thanks for the informative video.
How about the phrase “I would like to do sth” or in question form “Would you like to do sth?”
Here “Would” isn’t used for expressing politiness and to be formal?
Quiz – result 8/10 ,
Thank you Mr. Adam!
Looking forward to your next lesson..
Please teach us how yo use can and could..I always confused with could
Many thanks.
Hi Adam,
Thank you for the grammar lesson will vs would.
What is the meaning or implications of the following structures?
I’d say…
Example:
I’d say he’s fifty years old.
I would argue that…
Example:
I would recommend that…
I would argue that the benefits exceed the drawbacks.
Example:
To alleviate the issue of constantly thinking about work, I would recommend trying techniques such as meditation.
Thank you in advance for your answer.
I tried solving the questions without watching the lecture. I’ve got 6/10. OMG.
Hi Adam,
Could you please do a series of videos on grammatical mistakes students make on IELTS writing exams, particularly band 6.5 to band 8?
I think such videos will be beneficial to many students.
Thank you in advance.
Thankyou sir
Hello y’all!
I’ve got 7 out of 10, but I’m still learning and practicing.
10 out of 10. Thanks!!!
THANKS<3
Thanks
thank u sir.
Thanks teacher Adam for the good lesson 👍
thank you
I got 9/10
Can you explain numbre 3 for me,plz?
Thanks so much for the lessons
thank you
Thanks a lot,Mr.Adam
Hi Adam. Please find below queries about usage of will and would.
– I would like to ….
– How would I know….
Why don’t we use will in above sentences?
Thank you teacher Adam ,you are GREAT.
Thank you Adam for the nice lesson!