Would ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Would ( verb )

1. Used to indicate willingness or desire to do something.
2. Used to indicate an action or state that existed or would have existed in the past.
3. Used to indicate an action or state that is or was habitual or characteristic in the past.
4. Used to indicate an action or state that is or was hypothetical or uncertain in the past.
5. Used to indicate an action or state that is or was conditional in the past.

Origin:

Old english wolde; related to will.

Examples:

1. I would go to the store.
2. I would call you back.
3. I would finish the project.
4. I would take the job.
5. I would make a difference.

(As a verb)

Would ( verb )

1. Used to indicate willingness or desire to do something.
2. Used to indicate an action or state that existed or would have existed in the past.
3. Used to indicate an action or state that is or was habitual or characteristic in the past.
4. Used to indicate an action or state that is or was hypothetical or uncertain in the past.
5. Used to indicate an action or state that is or was conditional in the past.

Origin:

Old english wolde; related to will.

Examples:

1. I would go to the store.
2. I would call you back.
3. I would finish the project.
4. I would take the job.
5. I would make a difference.