but would

but would be

but would not

but would rather

but would say

each would

each would be

he would (he downward)

he would do

he would go

he would know

he would never

he would nevertheless

he would no doubt

he would not

he would not do

he would not go

he would not know

he would not say

he would not think

he would rather

he would rather not

he would say

much would

much would be

much would no doubt

she would be

she would do

she would go

she would have

she would never

she would not

she would rather

she would say

so would

so would many

who would

who would be glad

who would be ready

who would be reasonable

who would do

who would go

who would know

who would never

who would not

who would not think

who would rather

who would say

284. As will be explained in a subsequent chapter, would is also expressed after certain strokes by making them half-length in the third position. (See Paragraphs 467-470.)