Will \ would

When my grandma visited us, she would tell us stories.

• habitual actions

• will, determination

• consent

• smth to be expected

She will wear that dress everywhere. She's always trying to get attention.

• habitual actions

• will, determination

• consent

• smth to be expected

That will be John, go and open the door.

• habitual actions

• will, determination

• supposition

• smth to be expected

He wouldn't talk to her unless she calls first.

• refusal to perform an action

• will, determination

• supposition

• smth to be expected

I will tell him about your coming, so he can meet you.

• refusal to perform an action

• will, determination

• supposition

• smth to be expected

I won’t do it again. Never!

• refusal to perform an action

• will, determination

• supposition

• smth to be expected

I asked him to tell me the truth, but he wouldn’t.

• refusal to perform an action

• will, determination

• supposition

• smth to be expected

That romantic girl will sit staring at the night sky.

• refusal to perform an action

• will, determination

• habitual action

• smth to be expected

If you will clear away the dinner things, I’ll make the coffee.

• refusal to perform an action

• will, consent

• habitual action

• smth to be expected

It's no use trying to open the door, it won't open

• refusal to perform its immediate function

• will, consent

• habitual action

• smth to be expected