How to Use WOULD in English | Stop Confusing Would Forever

In this full-length Just Say English podcast lesson, Sophia and Ramo help you understand one of the most confusing English words for learners: “would.”

This lesson is designed for students who want to speak natural, real-life English, not textbook English.
You will learn how native speakers actually use “would” in daily conversation, including: ✨

→ Polite requests and soft questions
→ Talking about dreams and imagination
→ Past expectations and surprises
→ Childhood habits and storytelling
→ Gentle opinions and advice
→ Likes, preferences, and choices
→ Common mistakes learners make
→ Simple practice examples you can copy
This is a slow, clear, and friendly lesson made especially for English learners who want better speaking confidence.

Perfect for: ✅

• Beginners and intermediate learners
• IELTS and spoken English practice
• Daily listening practice
• Learning natural sentence patterns

What you’ll learn in this episode: 🔥

✔ How to say “would you…” politely
✔ How to talk about imaginary situations
✔ How to describe your childhood habits
✔ How to give soft opinions in English
✔ How to use “would love,” “would prefer,” and “would rather”
✔ How to avoid common grammar mistakes
✔ How to sound more natural and fluent

Practice Tip: 💪

Pause the video and repeat the example sentences.
Try making your own sentences using “would” and share them in the comments.

If this lesson helped you, please like 👍 the video and @justsayenglish 🔔 to Just Say English for more real-life English lessons.
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