Grammar - Beginner - Modal Verbs (Would)

Modal Verbs – Would
Would is the past tense form of will.

Request
Would you open the window, please? (more polite than: Open the window, please.)
Would you help me? (more polite than: Will you help me?)
Would you know the answer? (more polite than: Do you know the answer?)

Future in the past
She promised she would visit me.
I thought it would rain so I brought my coat.

Offer
I would help you with your English.

Would for conditionals
We often use would to express the conditionals:
I wouldn't eat that if I were you.
If you asked me I would say you should travel.

Would for uncertainty
It would appear that he was wrong.

Would for wish
I wish she would stay.
My boss wish I would resign.


Expressions with would
Would you mind answering this?
Would you like to come round next weekend?
I'd rather go home. It is raining.
 I would think this is my pen.

Grammar - Common Prepositions

Common Prepositions

1.Suffer from
2.Recover from
3.Focus on
4.Get rid of
5.Search for
6.Wait for
7.Lead to
8.Convert to
9.Cope with
10.Fed up with
11.Respond to
12.Differ from
13.Vote for
14.Indifferent to
15.Associated with
16.Derive from
17.Responsible for
18.Accuse of
19.Aware of
20.Exempt from
21.Benefit from
22.Superior to
23.Contribute to
24.Prevent from
25.Dedicate to
26.Spend on
27.Oppose to
28.Insist on
29.Consist of
30.Deprived of
31.Adapted to
32.Persist in
33.Addicted to
34.Content with
35.Blame for
36.Tend to
37.Ask for
38.Equal to
39.Short of
40.Ready for
41.Famous for
42.Succeed in
43.Distinguish from
44.Deal with
45.Involve in
46.Contrary to
47.Obliged to
48.Capable of
49.Composed of
50.Count on
51.Keen on
52.Devote to
53.Account for
54.Exposed to
55.Dependent on
56.Devoid of
57.Worry about
58.Fond of