Modal Verbs – Could and Would


Modal Verbs – Could and Would in englis, Using could and would in english;



Modal Verbs - Could and Would


WOULD

REFUSALI would smell something burning.
REQUESTWould you hand me the pencil?
OFFERI would help you with Spanish.
CONDITIONALIf I had a car, I would drive around the world.
FUTURE IN THE PASTShe said that she would be help them move next month.

 


COULD

ABILITYI could play a guitar when I was a child
REQUESTCould you hand me the pencil?
SUGGESTIONI could help you with Spanish.
CONDITIONAL of CANI could visit many places if I had more money.
POSSIBILITYYou could have called first.

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