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Will vs. Would Exercise

February 22, 2020 A1pdf

Fill in the blanks with will or would.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I ............... accept that job if they offer a good salary.
Wrong!
Use "will" for the result in a real future condition with if + present simple.
2............... you like to join us?
Wrong!
Use "Would" in the polite invitation "Would you like...?"
3I promise I ............... not lie again.
Wrong!
Use "will" to make a promise about the future.
4"There is someone at the door." "I ............... go."
Wrong!
Use "will" for a decision made at the moment of speaking.
5I didn't expect that she ............... do this to me.
Wrong!
Use "would" after a past reporting verb such as "didn't expect" to talk about a future-in-the-past action.
6If she ran faster, she ............... win.
Wrong!
Use "would" in the main clause of an unreal present condition.
7Don't worry. I ............... wait until you come.
Wrong!
Use "will" to make a definite offer or promise about the future.
8I ............... get up early if there is a good reason to.
Wrong!
Use "will" for the result in a real future condition with if + present simple.
9Do you think she ............... come if we invited her?
Wrong!
Use "would" in the main clause of an unreal condition with if + past simple.
10I don't know whether or not I ............... pass the test tomorrow.
Wrong!
Use "will" to talk about an uncertain future result.
11I ............... inform you when I have more details.
Wrong!
Use "will" to make a formal promise about a future action.
12It is no use calling them now. They ............... have left by now.
Wrong!
Use "will" with "have left" to make a confident prediction about something that has probably already happened.

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  1. I will accept that job if they offer a good salary.
  2. Would you like to join us?
  3. I promise I will not lie again.
  4. “There is someone at the door.” “I will go.”
  5. I didn’t expect that she would do this to me.
  6. If she ran faster, she would win.
  7. Don’t worry. I will wait until you come.
  8. I will get up early if there is a good reason to.
  9. Do you think she would come if we invited her?
  10. I don’t know whether or not I will pass the test tomorrow.
  11. I will inform you when I have more details.
  12. It is no use calling them now. They will have left by now.

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