would
/wʊd/Definitions
1. auxiliary verb
used to express past tense or conditional mood, especially in hypothetical or uncertain situations
“I would have gone to the party if I had known about it.”
2. conjunction
used to introduce a subordinate clause
“If you would like to come, please let me know.”
3. verb
past tense of ‘will’ (to have a particular intention or plan)
“I would love to go to Paris someday.”
4. interjection
used to express a feeling or attitude, especially in response to a question or invitation
“Would you like a cup of coffee?”