Could, would and should are similar words, but in this stream Max shows you the important differences.
Could
Would
Should
Could I learn English?
Would I learn English?
Should I learn English?
"What should we do this evening?"
"We could go to a bar, or we could stay at home?"
could = possible option/ability
"I couldn't stay underwater for more than 2 minutes."
"If I had a lot of money, I would buy a boat."
would = not real
"If I had studied medicine, I would be a doctor!"
"When I was young, I would play with my friends on Saturday."
This IS real, but general...
"If you are driving, you should wear your seatbelt!"
should = strong suggestion
"I should go to bed early, because I have an exam tomorrow."
"Do you think I should cut my hair short!"
"Sure, go for it!"
Could I learn English?
Would I learn English?
Should I learn English?
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"It's very cold outside so you ___ wear a coat!"
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"Let's go to the cinema!"
"What movie ___ like to see?"
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"I haven't done any training, so I don't think I ___ do a marathon like you can!"
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"If I were a sports star I ___ be a footballer!"
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I ____ go to the party last night because I was sick.
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"You ___ swim after eating."
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"I bet I ___ eat a whole bucket of chicken!"
"I don't think that's possible!"
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"When I was a child, my parents ____ get me a Nintendo, because they didn't think it would be good for my schooling"
Could I learn English?
Would I learn English?
Should I learn English?
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