Understanding 'Will' and 'Would' Usage

This video tutorial explains the differences between 'will' and 'would' in English. It covers their usage in expressing beliefs, willingness, promises, offers, requests, hypotheses, and conditionals. The video also includes common expressions with 'would' and provides practice exercises to reinforce learning. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the content and test their understanding through a short quiz.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• How to form questions in English

• The use of past tense in English

• The difference between 'will' and 'would'

• The difference between 'can' and 'could'

Which of the following is NOT a use of 'will'?

• Describing past habits

• Making promises

• Expressing beliefs about the future

• Making offers

Which sentence uses 'will' to express a belief about the future?

• We will have to work harder.

• Sam will be at home.

• The baby wouldn't go to sleep.

• I thought we would be late.

Which of the following sentences shows willingness using 'will'?

• I would like to go home.

• We will see you tomorrow.

• The baby wouldn't sleep.

• I thought we would be late.

What is the correct use of 'will' to express a belief about the present?

• I would like to go home.

• The baby wouldn't sleep.

• I thought we would be late.

• Sam will be at home.

Which sentence uses 'will' to express a future belief?

• The baby wouldn't sleep.

• I thought we would be late.

• I would like to go home.

• We will have to work harder.

How is 'would' primarily used in relation to 'will'?

• As a conditional form

• As a future tense form

• As a past tense form

• As a present continuous form

In which context is 'would' used to describe past beliefs about the future?

• I thought we would be late.

• I will help you tomorrow.

• The baby wouldn't sleep.

• We will see you soon.

How is 'would' used to describe typical past behavior?

• They would get up early every morning.

• We will have to work harder.

• I will help you move.

• We will go to the beach.

Which sentence uses 'will' to make a promise?

• The baby wouldn't sleep.

• We would go to the beach.

• I would like another sandwich.

• I will give you a lift to work.