segemint:
Thanks alot.. Have been battling with this two words.. If u can enlighten me on when to use" in the end and at the end" thank u.

thecreativeguy:
Many of us do get this twisted. You know, when we ought to use 'will' in a sentence, we use 'would', and vice-versa. Some of us might not even know our sentence becomes grammatical incorrect when we replace one of the words with another.

Note. None of us is perfect with The Use Of English (even many English natives can't boast of being perfect with it) We all learn every day. So, let us learn something today.

We use will :

to talk about the future – to say what we believe
will happen

to talk about what people want to do or are
willing to do

to make promises and offers.

Would is the past tense form of will . Because it
is a past tense it is used:

to talk about the past.

to talk about hypotheses – things that are
imagined rather than true.

for politeness

Examples

We'll be late.
We will have to take the train.

Would as the past tense of Will (to say what we believed would happen)

I thought I would be late …… so I would have to
take the train.

When you want to make an Offer or promise, use Will.

I’ll give you a lift home after the party.
We will come and see you next week.

Would, for polite offers and invitations:

Would you like to come round to morrow?
Would you like another drink?

Etc.

Hope you learn something. You can check for more resources online. Thanks

kilode100:
Who caresabout that??
Guy, make money and stop talking shit.

Will and would.mcheww.
Who e help?

kilode100:
Who caresabout that??
Guy, make money and stop talking shit.

Will and would.mcheww.
Who e help?

thecreativeguy:
Many of us do get this twisted. You know, when we ought to use 'will' in a sentence, we use 'would', and vice-versa. Some of us might not even know our sentence becomes grammatical incorrect when we replace one of the words with another.

Note. None of us is perfect with The Use Of English (even many English natives can't boast of being perfect with it) We all learn every day. So, let us learn something today.

We use will :

to talk about the future – to say what we believe
will happen

to talk about what people want to do or are
willing to do

to make promises and offers.

Would is the past tense form of will . Because it
is a past tense it is used:

to talk about the past.

to talk about hypotheses – things that are
imagined rather than true.

for politeness

Examples

We'll be late.
We will have to take the train.

Would as the past tense of Will (to say what we believed would happen)

I thought I would be late …… so I would have to
take the train.

When you want to make an Offer or promise, use Will.

I’ll give you a lift home after the party.
We will come and see you next week.

Would, for polite offers and invitations:

Would you like to come round to morrow?
Would you like another drink?

Etc.

Hope you learn something. You can check for more resources online. Thanks

MrBasketball:



And that's how she wasted two lines because of English anger.

I Would have banned you right now, but i won't.

I will do that some other time.

Richie0974:
So people still make that mistake

kilode100:



My Love, wassup??

tonero230:


What are you forming?

kilode100:
Who caresabout that??
Guy, make money and stop talking shit.

Will and would.mcheww.
Who e help?

tonero230:


What are you forming?

MrBasketball:


"Your Love" that you never care to mention him after a very long time... And you never care to reply my messages by mentioning you several times of my apologies.

Keep deceiving me.

kilode100:


No vex jare... Na these olosho people no gree me see road.

MrBasketball:


Okay o... Which one be olosho wey no gree you see road?

kilode100:

Have you not been following events?? But it's just two of us now

kilode100:


I'm on it but I intend to lose it through séx, I fvck five times daily nowadays and I just watch the pounds slide off.

Ain't I blessed??..

MrBasketball:


The two of us? Chai diaris God oo.

segemint:
Thanks alot.. Have been battling with this these two words.. If u can enlighten me on when to use" in the end and at the end" thank u.

kilode100:



Why?..
What's the worst that could happen??

MrBasketball:


"Just two of us now"... that phrase is strong.

I began to wonder if you really mean it or you just want to sweeten it.

kilode100:

Typo?? Are you for real??

jaybee3:

Does it really matter though?

We are still able to communicate without paying too much attention to minute differences that may exist in English words

Neduzze5:
Will-iam, you get luck enh... If not for God, I would have killed you and the police will do nothing about it and upon that, I will remove your name from my Will

We dem boyz!!

thecreativeguy:
Many of us do get this twisted. You know, when we ought to use 'will' in a sentence, we use 'would', and vice-versa. Some of us might not even know our sentence becomes grammatical incorrect when we replace one of the words with another.

Note. None of us is perfect with The Use Of English (even many English natives can't boast of being perfect with it) We all learn every day. So, let us learn something today.

We use will :

to talk about the future – to say what we believe
will happen

to talk about what people want to do or are
willing to do

to make promises and offers.

Would is the past tense form of will . Because it
is a past tense it is used:

to talk about the past.

to talk about hypotheses – things that are
imagined rather than true.

for politeness

Examples

We'll be late.
We will have to take the train.

Would as the past tense of Will (to say what we believed would happen)

I thought I would be late …… so I would have to
take the train.

When you want to make an Offer or promise, use Will.

I’ll give you a lift home after the party.
We will come and see you next week.

Would, for polite offers and invitations:

Would you like to come round to morrow?
Would you like another drink?

Etc.

Hope you learn something. You can check for more resources online. Thanks