How to Use COULD, WOULD & SHOULD in English | English For Beginners | English Speaking
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How to Use COULD, WOULD & SHOULD in English | English For Beginners | English Speaking
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The City of English
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Do you ever feel confused about when to use could, would, and should? You are not alone! 🙌
In this English podcast lesson from The City of English, Anna and Jason explain these three powerful modal verbs in a simple, natural, and fun conversation. No boring grammar rules, just real situations, clear examples, and slow, easy-to-follow English.
By the end of this lesson, you will know:
✅ How to use COULD for polite requests, past ability, possibility, and suggestions
✅ How to use WOULD for polite wishes, offers, “would you mind,” imaginary situations, and past habits
✅ How to use SHOULD for friendly advice, expectations, and “should have” regrets
✅ The most common mistakes learners make (like “Could you to help me?” and “If I would have time...”)
✅ How to sound polite, natural, and confident at work, in cafés, and in everyday life
🎧 Perfect for: beginner, intermediate, and upper-intermediate English learners who want to improve their speaking, listening, and politeness in English.
💡 Practice with us! Write three sentences in the comments:
1️⃣ One sentence with could (a polite request)
2️⃣ One sentence with would (a polite wish or offer)
3️⃣ One sentence with should (friendly advice)
We will help you fix any mistakes gently in our Error Lab. 🧪
⏱️ Chapters
00:00 Welcome and Introduction
00:00 The Politeness Secret
00:00 Part 1: How to Use COULD
00:00 Part 2: How to Use WOULD
00:00 Part 3: How to Use SHOULD
00:00 The Smart Comparison
00:00 The Error Lab: Fix the Mistakes
00:00 Office Role Play
00:00 Quick Tips and Summary
00:00 Your Homework
(Replace the 00:00 times with the real timestamps from your edited video.)
📌 Quick Summary
Could → polite request: “Could you open the door, please?”
Would → polite wish or offer: “I would like a coffee.” / “Would you like some help?”
Should → friendly advice: “You should take a break.”
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💬 Which word is the hardest for you: could, would, or should? Tell us in the comments!
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