This document discusses the uses of "will" and "would" in the English language. "Will" is used for real situations and future plans that are likely to happen, such as stating that "I will visit my parents next year." "Would" is used for hypothetical or assumed situations that are difficult to achieve, like saying "It would be very cold on the moon" or "If I were rich, I would buy a castle." The document provides examples of sentences using both "will" and "would" to illustrate their proper uses.

1. WILL AND WOULD
BY MIGUEL VILLEGAS

2.  We use “will” for:
- Real Situations.
- Future Plans.
Examples:
 I will visit my parents next year.
 I will travel to Japan next month.
 I will go to the beach this summer.
 I will not /won’t be late to class tomorrow.

3.  We use “would” for:
- Hypothetical (guessed or assumed) situations.
- Situations difficult to accomplish.
Examples:
 It would be very cold on the moon.
 I wouldn’t buy a rocket.
 If I were rich, I would buy a castle. / I would buy a castle If I were rich.
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 If she had money, she would go to Spain. / She would go to Spain If she
had money.
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