We use : will

We use the following words: will:

• to express one’s thoughts on the present or the future
• to discuss what people would like to do or are willing to do
• to make assurances, offers, or requests

The past tense version of will is would. It is used because it is a past tense:

• to discuss the past
• to discuss hypotheses (when we imagine something)
• out of politeness

Will is a verb that we used to communicate our opinions regarding the present or future:

• John is expected to be in his office. (Present)
• We’re going to be late. (Future)
• We’ll have to take the train to get there. (Future)
• To describe prior thoughts about the future, we use would as the past of will:
• We use the following words: will:

To discuss what people would like to do or are willing to do:

• We’ll talk again tomorrow.
• Maybe Dad will lend me his automobile.
• to discuss typical behaviour, or things we do frequently (since we are willing to do them):
• We always spend our vacations at our favourite beach hotel. Every morning, we’ll get up early, eat a quick breakfast, and then walk across the street to the beach.