When???
The different when we use 'will' or 'would'?
And how to pronunciation between 'can' and 'can't?? I saw that when native speaker pronouncing that words, they make the same way with 'can' and 'can't', how to dividual??

Sorry if you don't understand what I wrote because my English very bad, hope you fix my mistakes.

Question

When???
The different when we use 'will' or 'would'? 
And how to pronunciation between 'can' and 'can't?? I saw that when native speaker pronouncing that words, they make the same way with 'can' and 'can't', how to dividual??

Sorry if you don't understand what I wrote because my English very bad, hope you fix my mistakes.

Answer

Will is used for something you are going to do, would is used for things that you won't do because something is stopping you.  Would is pretty much always followed by a but.

For example:  "I would go to the beach but it is cold".  This means they won't go to the beach because it is cold, but if it stopped being cold there would be nothing stopping them.

I can only speak for Australian English but when I speak the a in can't is longer than the a in can.  So it sounds kind of like carn't.  I can also clearly hear the t at the end but I'm not sure how clear this would be for a non-native speaker.

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