Used to indicate a habitual action or repeated behavior in the past (as an auxiliary verb with another verb).
When you were a child, you would always visit your grandmother on Sundays.
Used to express a polite request or offer (as an auxiliary verb with another verb).
Would you help me carry these boxes upstairs?
Used to express a conditional action or hypothetical situation (as an auxiliary verb with another verb).
If you had more time, you would travel the world.
you wouldpronoun
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Used to refer to the person or people being spoken or written to, indicating that they are the ones who would perform an action or be in a certain situation.
If you would help me with this task, I would really appreciate it.
Used in polite requests or offers, often to make a suggestion or ask for permission.
Would you pass the salt, if you would?
willnoun
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The faculty by which a person decides on and initiates action.
She showed great will in overcoming her challenges.
A legal document containing instructions as to what should be done with one's money and property after one's death.
He left a will that specified his estate should be divided among his children.
A deliberate or fixed desire or intention.
It was her will to travel the world and experience different cultures.