I noticed people are using would alot, why? This is simple present tense. I know the would makes sound better, but is it really necessary?

Ok, I like to thank everyone who corrected my English. Correct?

O, thanks for the correct. Now I have a question on that. When is to use who and whom?

I'm not sure I have interpreted properly. Let's use an example. In a conversation, one that is very sensitive to the language and tone the other person use even though the person didn't purposely present it. I'm talking about someone whom gets

Grudge? I saw that movie "Grudge". very scary.

Thanks Kooyeen.

so what's the word to describe an unforgiving and vengeful person?

What's the difference between those two sentences? and are they correct in terms of grammar? I have been working for this company for five years. - I'm still working for this company now I had been worked for this company since 2001.- I am

So can I say something like this? John has a very short fuse? It sounds funny. )

That's new to me. I look the word "fuse" in the dictionary and I got 1 : to reduce to a liquid or plastic state by heat 2 : to blend thoroughly by or as if by melting together : COMBINE 3 : to stitch by applying heat and pressure with or