Would or Will: Multiple Choice

Read the whole sentence or dialogue, then choose would, wouldn't, will or won't. Your first choice counts.

1. Living by the sea _____ be amazing, but we could never afford it.

2. A: These boots are half price, and they fit me perfectly. B: Well, if I were you, I _____ buy them before they sell out.

3. Quick! The bus has just turned the corner. Run, or you _____ miss it.

4. Can you see if you can open this jar? The lid _____ move, however hard I twist it.

5. When you arrive at the hotel, you _____ have to pay for the room. I paid for the whole week online yesterday.

6. I'm exhausted. I didn't sleep at all last night because the baby next door _____ stop crying until five this morning.

7. A: Nobody's taken the bins out yet. B: Oh, sorry, I forgot! I _____ do it now.

8. My laptop _____ turn on yesterday, so I had to borrow my brother's.

9. If I won the lottery, I _____ stop working. I love my job too much.

10. A: Imagine you could live in any country in the world. Where _____ you choose? B: New Zealand, definitely.

11. If you lend me ten pounds, I promise I _____ pay you back tomorrow. I left my wallet at home.

12. A: I did something silly, but please don't shout. B: Go on, tell me! I promise I _____ be angry.

13. Don't worry about the washing-up. You cooked, so we _____ do it after the film.

14. I love animals, so if I had a bigger garden, I _____ keep a few chickens.

15. If it's sunny on Sunday, we _____ have a barbecue. Dad invited the neighbours yesterday.

16. If we lived in the city centre, we _____ need a car. We could walk everywhere.

17. I'm so jealous! I _____ come to the beach with you on Saturday, but I have to work all day.

18. If I were you, I _____ eat that chicken. It doesn't smell right.

19. Guess what? I'm off to Spain on holiday tomorrow, so I _____ be at work for the next two weeks.

20. I was late twice last week, but I've set three alarms now. Trust me: I _____ be late again.