Affirmative
I would drink a cup of coffee.
You would drink a cup of coffee.
We would drink a cup of coffee.
They would drink a cup of coffee.
He would drink a cup of coffee.
She would drink a cup of coffee.
Guntur would drink a cup of coffee.
Father would drink a cup of coffee.
He and she would drink a cup of coffee.
Father and Guntur would drink a cup of coffee.
Negative
I would not drink a cup of coffee.
You would not drink a cup of coffee.
We would not drink a cup of coffee.
They would not drink a cup of coffee.
He would not drink a cup of coffee.
She would not drink a cup of coffee.
Guntur would not drink a cup of coffee.
Father would not drink a cup of coffee.
He and she would not drink a cup of coffee.
Father and Guntur would not drink a cup of coffee.
Interrogative
Would I drink a cup of coffee?
Would you drink a cup of coffee?
Would we drink a cup of coffee?
Would they drink a cup of coffee?
Would he drink a cup of coffee?
Would she drink a cup of coffee?
Would Guntur drink a cup of coffee?
Would father drink a cup of coffee?
Would he and she drink a cup of coffee?
Would father and Guntur drink a cup of coffee?
Negative Interrogative
Would I not drink a cup of coffee?
Would you not drink a cup of coffee?
Would we not drink a cup of coffee?
Would they not drink a cup of coffee?
Would he not drink a cup of coffee?
Would she not rink a cup of coffee?
Would Guntur not drink a cup of coffee?
Would father not drink a cup of coffee?
Would he and she not drink a cup of coffee?
Would father and Guntur not drink a cup of coffee?
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