Would and will are both modal verbs. Will is used in future structures. 1. Statement referring to the future – fact, timetable, etc. – We’ll (= we will ) have two extra lessons this afternoon. – It will be Tuesday tomorrow. – Their bus will leave at 7.30. 2. Instant decision – The phone is ringing, I’ll go and answer it. – What will you eat? I’ll have roast beef. 3. Request – Will you tell your father that we expect him for dinner? – Will you copy this file and print it for yourself? 4. Promise, offer, prediction – I will always love you. – Can’t you do your homework? Don’t worry, I’ll come and help you. – Don’t trust her, she will always tell you lies. 5. Open condition – We’ll go fishing at the weekend if the weather is good. Would 1. Would is the past form of will – Peter said he would finish the work...
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