He said he would be here at eight o'clock(= His words were: ‘I will be there at eight o'clock.’) .
他说他将在八点钟到达这里。
She asked if I would help.
她问我是否会帮忙。
They told me that they probably wouldn't come.
他们对我说他们多半不会来。
She'd look better with shorter hair.
她留短发会显得好看些。
If you went to see him, he would be delighted.
倘若你去看望他，他会高兴的。
Hurry up! It would be a shame to miss the beginning of the play.
快点儿！要是错过这出戏的开场就太可惜了。
She'd be a fool to accept it(= if she accepted) .
她倘若接受，那她就是个傻瓜。
If I had seen the advertisement in time I would have applied for the job.
我要是及时看到了这则广告，我就应聘那份工作了。
They would never have met if she hadn't gone to Emma's party.
她如果不去参加埃玛的聚会，他们就永远不会相会。
She burned the letters so that her husband would never read them.
她把那些信都烧了以便永远不让她丈夫看见。
I wish you'd be quiet for a minute.
我希望你会安静一会儿。
She wouldn't change it, even though she knew it was wrong.
尽管她知道这错了，她也不肯改变。
My car wouldn't start this morning.
今天早晨我的汽车怎么也发动不起来。
Would you mind leaving us alone for a few minutes?
你不介意让我们单独待一会吧？
Would you open the door for me, please?
请你给我开门好吗？
Would you like a sandwich?
您来一个三明治好吗？
Would you have dinner with me on Friday?
请你星期五和我一起用餐好吗？
I'd love a coffee.
我想喝杯咖啡。
I'd be only too glad to help.
我非常愿意帮忙。
I'd hate you to think I was criticizing you.
我可不愿意让你认为我是在批评你。
I'd rather come with you.
我倒愿意和你一起去。
I'd rather you came with us.
我倒愿意你和我们一块儿去。
I would imagine the job will take about two days.
我猜想这工作大概需要两天左右的时间吧。
I'd say he was about fifty.
我猜他五十岁上下。
I wouldn't have any more to drink, if I were you .
我要是你的话，我就不会再喝酒了。
When my parents were away, my grandmother would take care of me.
我父母外出的时候，总是祖母照看我。
He'd always be the first to offer to help.
他总是第一个主动提出帮忙。
‘She said it was your fault.’ ‘Well, she would say that , wouldn't she? She's never liked me.’
“她说这是你的错。”“唉，她总是这么说，不是吗？她从来就没有喜欢过我。”
used to express a strong wish
Would that he had lived to see it.
他要是能活到看见这该多好哇。
1.“will”的过去式
2.会,打算
3.乐意于,肯,愿意
4.只要有...的意志;愿意
5.大概,或许,似乎
6.常,有...的习惯
7.(如果...)是愿意...的,是会...的
8.表示请求或个人的想法,看法等,语气婉转
9.但愿...就好了
1.“will”的过去式
2.会,打算
3.乐意于,肯,愿意
4.只要有...的意志;愿意
5.大概,或许,似乎
6.常,有...的习惯
7.(如果...)是愿意...的,是会...的
8.表示请求或个人的想法,看法等,语气婉转
9.但愿...就好了
1.The past tense of will
1.used for showing what someone expected, intended, promised, etc. when they were thinking or talking about the future; used for talking about something that was going to happen after a particular point in the past
2.used for talking about the possible results of a situation that is unlikely to happen or that did not happen
3.used for saying or asking what someone thinks about a possible situation
4.used for saying what someone used to do in the past
5.used when criticizing someone by saying that a particular action is typical of someone
6.used for politely asking someone to do something or to let you do something
7.used when making a polite offer or invitation
8.used when you think someone is willing to do something; used for saying that someone refused to do something on a particular occasion; used for saying that someone was always willing to do something at a time in the past
9.used for politely saying what someone wants to do or wishes they could do
10.used for advising someone to do something or for suggesting that they do it
1.used for showing what someone expected, intended, promised, etc. when they were thinking or talking about the future; used for talking about something that was going to happen after a particular point in the past
2.used for talking about the possible results of a situation that is unlikely to happen or that did not happen
3.used for saying or asking what someone thinks about a possible situation
4.used for saying what someone used to do in the past
5.used when criticizing someone by saying that a particular action is typical of someone
6.used for politely asking someone to do something or to let you do something
7.used when making a polite offer or invitation
8.used when you think someone is willing to do something; used for saying that someone refused to do something on a particular occasion; used for saying that someone was always willing to do something at a time in the past
9.used for politely saying what someone wants to do or wishes they could do
10.used for advising someone to do something or for suggesting that they do it
1.Also, if your patron wanted to run for a city office, your patron would expect you to be loyal and vote for him.
作为回报，如果庇护人要竞选官职，就会要求你投他一票。
2.Then suddenly, she would let her guard down and spend some time pampering herself before a night out with her friends from her hall.
或许会有那么几个晚上放松警惕，给自己一点犒劳，约上朋友，一起出去。
3.if it would be okay with you, try not to.
如果你不是冻未条，就不要吧
4.It would be quite helpful if you could supply us with your newly developed very heavy weight sponge.
如果贵方可提供新开发的重海绵，对我们的帮助会很大。
5.Most of all, it meant a few final, precious months of well-squandered youth before I would at last have to break down and "get a real job. "
最重要的是，这意味着生活的底线，在我最终面临崩溃并“找到一份真正的工作”前，我有好几个月的时间做一个浪费青春年轻人。
6.A Myanmar official familiar with the matter earlier confirmed the patrols would begin Saturday, but declined to comment further.
缅甸一位知情人士早些时候曾确认称，护航将于12月10日开始，不过拒绝进一步发表评论。
7.They looked into each other's eyes. The Girle Weaver told the poor Cowherd that she would be his wife.
两人相对而视，织女对牛郎说要做他的妻子。
8.Previous (government has) governments have failed to overhaul the system, he said, his would not.
他说，之前的政府没有彻底检修系统，但是他不会这样做了。
9.Isabel You think that Nicolai would prefer treachery? When he returns, let us be sure to ask him.
你认为尼科莱会赞成叛变吗？等他回来时，我们一定要问问他。
10.If graceful white cloud knows my heart, it can tell you I love you and would be together with you forever.
如果优美的白云知道我的心，它可以告诉你我爱你，将与你一起下去。