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You use "will" when you are speaking of a future intent to do something. You use "would" with the possibility or desire of that future intent. Here are some examples: I will be going to the movies tomorrow.
- You use "will" when you are speaking of a future intent to do something.
- You use "would" with the possibility or desire of that future intent.
- Here are some examples: I will be going to the movies tomorrow.
- (Future intent) I would like to go to the movies tomorrow.
- (desire for that future intent) I would not do that if I were you.
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You use "will" when you are speaking of a future intent to do something.
You use "would" with the possibility or desire of that future intent.
Here are some examples:
I will be going to the movies tomorrow. (Future intent)
I would like to go to the movies tomorrow. (desire for that future intent)
I would not do that if I were you. (The IF statem
You use "would" with the possibility or desire of that future intent.
Here are some examples:
I will be going to the movies tomorrow. (Future intent)
I would like to go to the movies tomorrow. (desire for that future intent)
I would not do that if I were you. (The IF statem
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