What are the difference?

Question

would/will

could/can

may be/might

different/difference

either/neither

Answer 1

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I will help you; just give me five minutes to finish up here.
I would gladly help you tomorrow, but today I'm too busy.

I can submit a reference on your behalf, and I'll do so immediately.
I could speak with the registrar, if you would like me to do so.

I may be a tough marker but I try to mark my students fairly.
I might be persuaded to review your test mark if you have some tenable reason for having done so poorly.

State one identifying characteristic for each of the different species.
What is the difference between the two species?

Neither Jack nor John would dream of setting foot in the disreputable bar.
Either Sarah or I will pick you up at eight o'clock.

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thank you soooo much..u r very helpful..now i get it..

Answer 2

"Will" is to indicate certain future action. "Would" is used to indicate hypothetical or scenario-dependent action. "If I were hungry, I WOULD eat (but I'm not)." "I will go to sleep tonight."

Can and could have the same distinction.

Answer 3

don't you mean, "what are the differences?"