Modal Verbs: Will and Would

This video tutorial by Barul from Parol English Lab is part of a series on model verbs, focusing on 'will' and 'would'. It explains the different contexts in which 'will' is used, such as certainty, formal situations, planned actions, requests, offers, promises, and unplanned events. The video also covers the use of 'would' for past actions, future in the past, habits, refusals, desires, requests, offers, preferences, opinions, and wishes. The tutorial includes practice exercises to reinforce learning and concludes with encouragement to practice using model verbs in daily conversations.

What is the main focus of the video?

• Future tense verbs

• Model verbs 'will' and 'would'

• Present tense verbs

• Past tense verbs

When should 'will' be used according to the video?

• When you are sure about something

• When you are uncertain about something

• For past events

• In informal situations

Which model verbs are used when you are not sure about something?

• Will, shall, must

• Could, may, might

• Should, can, must

• Would, could, should

In which situation is 'will' used for formal occasions?

• For unplanned actions

• In office or formal situations

• When offering help

• When making a promise

How is 'will' used when making a request?

• In a conditional sentence

• In an interrogative sentence

• In a negative sentence

• In a declarative sentence

What is the function of 'will' in the sentence 'I will carry your bag'?

• Offering help

• Giving a command

• Expressing certainty

• Making a promise

When is 'will' used for unplanned actions?

• When you offer help

• When you make a promise

• When you decide something spontaneously

• When you are certain about the future

What is the past form of 'will'?

• Might

• Shall

• Could

• Would

How is 'would' used to talk about future in the past?

• By using 'will' in past tense

• By using 'would' in past tense

• By using 'might' in past tense

• By using 'could' in past tense

Which phrase indicates a past habit?

• I will

• I would

• I shall

• I might