🔒 Closed Where do I use "would" or "will" in a sentence?

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We use the modal auxiliary verb “would” in sentences where we want to indicate possibility or potentiality, but not certainty.
Example:
  • “I would go with you to the movies tonight, but I have homework to do.”
We use “will” in sentences where we want to indicate certainty.
Example:
  • “I’ve finished my homework, so I will go to the movies with you tonight.”
 
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