Using 'Will' and 'Would' in English

This video tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of the modal verbs 'will' and 'would'. It explains the different contexts in which 'will' is used, such as future actions, immediate decisions, requests, promises, and type 1 conditional sentences. The video also covers the use of 'would' as the past tense of 'will', in type 2 and 3 conditional sentences, and for polite requests. A quiz at the end helps reinforce the learning.

What is the primary function of 'Will' as a modal verb?

• To describe past actions

• To describe future actions

• To describe present actions

• To describe hypothetical actions

Which sentence correctly uses 'Will' for a future action?

• I will have seen the movie now.

• I will see the movie now.

• I will have seen the movie yesterday.

• I will see the movie tomorrow.

When is 'Will' used for immediate decisions?

• When making a spontaneous choice

• When describing a routine

• When planning a vacation

• When discussing past events

Choose the correct use of 'Will' for a spontaneous decision.

• I will go to the store tomorrow.

• I will have gone to the store tomorrow.

• I will have gone to the store yesterday.

• I will go to the store now.

How is 'Will' used when asking someone to do something?

• To give a command

• To ask for a future action

• To make a polite request

• To describe a past event

Which sentence uses 'Will' to ask someone to do something?

• Will you go to the store?

• Will you be going to the store?

• Will you have gone to the store?

• Will you have been to the store?

In which context is 'Will' used for promises?

• To describe a past event

• To describe a hypothetical situation

• To make a prediction

• To express a future commitment

Identify the sentence that uses 'Will' for a promise.

• I will be remembering you.

• I will remember you.

• I will have been remembering you.

• I will have remembered you.

What is the role of 'Would' as a modal verb?

• To describe future actions

• To describe past actions

• To describe hypothetical actions

• To describe present actions

Which sentence correctly uses 'Would' in a past context?

• I would go tomorrow.

• I would have gone yesterday.

• I would have gone tomorrow.

• I would go now.