The document discusses the modal verb "would" and its uses in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. It provides examples of using "would" to express conditional statements about what someone or something would do or be in a hypothetical situation, as well as questions using "would" to inquire about what someone would like or want. It also covers the negative forms "would not" and "wouldn't".

1. The Modal Verb
WOULD

2. AFFIRMATIVE FORM

If I were the presindent of the nation, I
would give you a lot of money .

3. IF SHE WERE FAMOUS, SHE WOULD LIKE TO BE
A SINGER

4. IF THEY WERE RICH, THEY WOULD LIKE TO
VISIT FRANCE

5. NEGATIVE FORM :C
WOULD + NOT = WOULDN´T

6. I WOULD NOT LIKE TO BE AN OLD WOMAN.

I wouldn´t like to be an old woman

7. HE WOULD NOT BE HAPPY IF HE LOST HIS JOB

He wouldn´t be happy if he lost his job

8. INTERROGATIVE FORM
Would + subject+ complement?

9. WOULD YOU LIKE TO VISIT ITALY?
1)Yes, I would
2)No, I would not ( wouldn´t)

10. WOULD SHE LIKE A CUP OF COFFEE?
 1)Yes,
 2)No,
she would
she wouldn´t

11. WOULD THEY LIKE TO GO CLUBBING WITH US?
1)Yes, they would
2)No, they wouldn´t