will vs would (Everyday I will/would be sending an email about the updates.)

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Can someone please tell me the difference between the following two sentences?

  1. Everyday I will be sending an email about the updates.
  2. Everyday I would be sending an email about the updates.

Also, how do I say that I will send the updates of each day on that day itself? Are the following sentences OK?

  1. Everyday I will/would be sending an email about the updates of the day.
  2. Everyday I will/would be sending an email about the day’s updates.
2

The would here is most probably refer to a more polite manner
Will = future action
but would can either a future auxilary verb or a more polite way of say
f.e would you like to have a dance with me
or I would like to invite you for my party.

3

Thanks Look for your views.

Can somebody else please explain it in further detail?

4

Here is what i have found from the forum

You can use ‘would like’ as a polite form of ‘want’:

  1. Do you want to come …
  2. Would you like to come …? =>This is basically a polite form of (1).

The word ‘would’ can make a sentence more tentative and therefore more polite. The word ‘would’ is also used to form a conditional future:

The children would love it if they came to the countryside.

As for will, it just an auxillary verb used for future tenses