How to Use Will, Would and Might - English Modal Verbs Lesson

This video tutorial explains the use of modal verbs 'will', 'might', and 'would' in English. It covers their meanings, differences, and applications in real and imaginary future contexts. The tutorial also discusses indirect speech and how it can lead to misunderstandings. Additionally, it explores the use of these modal verbs in past contexts, providing examples to illustrate their usage.

Which modal verb is used to express certainty about future events?

• Will

• May

• Would

• Might

What does 'might' indicate when used in a sentence?

• Certainty

• Possibility

• Obligation

• Permission

Which sentence indicates a real future scenario?

• If I had more energy, I might join you.

• I would have gone if I knew.

• I will go to the store tomorrow.

• I might have gone if I was free.

How does 'would' differ from 'will' when talking about the future?

• 'Would' indicates obligation.

• 'Would' is used for imaginary future scenarios.

• 'Would' is used for real future events.

• 'Would' is used for past events.

What does 'would' imply when used in a sentence about the future?

• A present obligation

• A past event

• An imaginary scenario

• A real possibility

In which type of sentence can 'might' be used to talk about the imaginary future?

• Sentences without 'if'

• Sentences with 'if' and a past tense verb

• Sentences with 'will'

• Sentences with 'may'

Which modal verb can be used to express both real and imaginary future possibilities?

• Might

• Would

• Must

• Will

What is the main difference between 'might' and 'may' in terms of usage?

• 'Might' is used for certainty.

• 'May' is used for imaginary futures.

• 'Might' can be used for imaginary futures.

• 'May' is used for past events.

What is required after 'would' or 'might' to indicate an imaginary past?

• A modal verb

• A present tense verb

• A future tense verb

• A past participle verb

How can you express an imaginary past situation using 'would'?

• Use 'would' with a modal verb

• Use 'would' with a future tense verb

• Use 'would' with a past participle verb

• Use 'would' with a present tense verb