Will and would

Anonymousdid I use the word 'either' correctly?

Yes. I don't understand your first question.

Sorry. I meant to say would both words, 'would or will', be correct in this sentence (just as an example):

If you delete the word (to) in your sentences, both sentences 'would or will' be correct.

Is my question clearer now?

MM, I think Anon meant to ask this.

Would either word choice (would or will) make sense in this sentence?

If you delete to, both sentences would be fine.
If you delete to, both sentences will be fine.

Tom

Yes teacher, that is what I meant! So are both fine? I think, yes.

The first is not really acceptable; you need to do this:

If you deleted 'to', both sentences would be fine.
If you delete 'to', both sentences will be fine.

Then they are both fine.

Thank you. So it would not be correct if I switched both words in each sentence. right?

Just another example: if you change for to to, both sentences will be fine. And it would be wrong if 'would' was used unless I used 'changed'. Is what I have here correct?

Finally, is my first sentence above written correctly?

Thank you so much again !

AnonymousAnd it would be wrong if 'would' was used unless I used 'changed'. Is what I have here correct?

That's right.

AnonymousFinally, is my first sentence above written correctly?

Which sentence? 'Thank you'?

I am sorry hehe . I meant the second sentence, specifically the way I used 'would' and followed by 'switched'.
This one:

AnonymousSo it would not be correct if I switched both words in each sentence.

Yes, that sentence is OK in meaning and structure.

Great. Thank you very much for your help teacher!