How to use "Would" in future actions

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"WOULD" CAN BE USED AS BOTH PASSED AND FUTURE FORMS OF "WILL". EX: 1) I WOULD LIKE TO JOIN A GOOD SOFTWARE COMPANY AT CHENNAI. 2) I EXPECT THAT HE WOULD COMPLETE THE TASK IN TIME.
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Would is used in a more formal and polite sense and especially in interrogative sentences.
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"would" is the past tense form of will. Because it is a past tense it is used: I thought I would be late …… so I would have to take the train.
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Would can be used in more than a single way.1-When you are polite,you ask someone-Would you like to have a cup of tea? Yes,I would. 2-We also use would in narration-He said that he would go to Delhi .
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its a second form of verb,... which is used in tense.. of past future perfect or future cont. etc. its depends on your proper sentence...
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USES OF WOULD:
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i would be there after somrtime
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If you use if conditional clause
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Would is used as a modal verb to indicate a conditional or subjunctive mood, or to "soften" what is being said: I would love to see that movie. If I had a hammer, I would use it as often as possible. Would you give me that book, please?
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