For starters, I would ask: How would you use the word "would"? "Would" is used to talk about ideas and wishes. For example, "I would love to fly like a bird." It pairs nicely with "could", which is used to talk about abilities you had in the past or PART A of a conditional possibility. Past: I could speak Spanish when I was a child. (This implies that you can't now.) Cond. Poss.: If you could live in any country, where would you live? One last thing: "would" is also used to respond to invitations. "Would you like to have dinner with me on Saturday?" "I would love to." "I would love to, but I have plans that night." In other words, there are many ways to use "would" naturally. If you would like to sound native, you should learn to use it well.

There are many ways. You really need to use example sentences instead of looking for some "grammar trick". One way of using "would" is to refer to imagined situations. eg. "The house of my dreams would be... it would have... and every day I would..." It's also part of second conditional patterns. Learn these well.