The document discusses the auxiliary verb "would" in English. It is often used to make polite requests and suggestions. To write a sentence with "would", the main verb comes after it without "to" and in its base form. Examples are given of affirmative sentences using "would" with different subjects. It also explains that to make a question, "would" comes at the beginning of the sentence, and examples of yes/no questions and responses are provided.

1. Centro Técnico de Estudios Superiores CETES Topic The Auxiliary WOULD By: Teacher Yanibel Barría E. Seventh Grade

2. Introduction In English WOULD are words that always go together with a verb to give it a different meaning. The auxiliary would is often used in polite requests and suggestions.

3. To write a sentences, the verb goes after the word WOULD. The verb does not use the word “to” before it, only the form of the verb. I would speak Chinese. (Yo hablaría Chino) You would play baseball. (Tú jugarías beisbol) He would like to swim. (Él le gustaría nadar) She would writes a letter. (Ella escribiría una carta) We would study English. (Nosotros estudiaríamos Inglés) They would help me. (Ellos me ayudarían)

4. To make a question, the auxiliary WOULD go at the beginning of the sentence. For example: Would you help me? Yes, I would help you. No, I wouldn’t help you. Would you like to eat? Yes, I would like to eat. No, I wouldn't’ t like to eat Would you write a letter? Yes, I would write a letter. No, I wouldn’t write a letter.