Difference between " would and should".
What is the difference between Would and Should.?
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Would can be used whenever there is something that you will do on your wish, without anyone forcing you. Should has to be used when there is a pressure of having it done.
Ex:
1. I would like to do my homework when I am not busy.
2. I should do my homework right now, or else I will fail the exam.
Hope it was a little clearer than before.
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"Would" is the past tense of "Will".
Would is basically used in a negative fashion. Because it is past tense, it kind of means the opportunity has already passed so you can't do it anymore.
Ex: "I would do it if I could but I can't."
Will is used for a positive meaning, you can do it.
Ex. "I will do it because I can."
"Should" is the past tense of "Shall."
Should isn't negative like Would is. Should kind of gives off the sense you still can do it.
Ex: "I should go to school."
Shall, is the exact same as Will, but less common.
Ex: "I shall go to school."
***Should is used when something is more recommended when Would is something used when you can freely do which ever option.
Hope this helps you understand^^
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