Syllabus topic 13: Would you like…? / I'd like…
Would you like…? / I'd like…. Would like is a polite way to express a wish or offer something.
Would like is a polite way to express a wish or offer something. Use would like + noun or would like to + verb. Would you like asks about a particular offer; Do you like asks about a general preference.
Notice how each form fits its sentence. Read the context before choosing a form.
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Practice my mistakesBack to my daily planI would like ___ water.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: some
Completed sentence: I would like some water. Would like is a polite way to express a wish or offer something. Use would like + noun or would like to + verb. Would you like asks about a particular offer; Do you like asks about a general preference.
Would you like ___ with us?
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: to come
Completed sentence: Would you like to come with us? Would like is a polite way to express a wish or offer something. Use would like + noun or would like to + verb. Would you like asks about a particular offer; Do you like asks about a general preference.
I'd ___ a coffee, please.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: like
Completed sentence: I'd like a coffee, please. Would like is a polite way to express a wish or offer something. Use would like + noun or would like to + verb. Would you like asks about a particular offer; Do you like asks about a general preference.
___ you like a sandwich now?
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: Would
Completed sentence: Would you like a sandwich now? Would like is a polite way to express a wish or offer something. Use would like + noun or would like to + verb. Would you like asks about a particular offer; Do you like asks about a general preference.
She would like to ___ French.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: learn
Completed sentence: She would like to learn French. Would like is a polite way to express a wish or offer something. Use would like + noun or would like to + verb. Would you like asks about a particular offer; Do you like asks about a general preference.
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Correct answer: some
Completed sentence: I would like some water. Would like is a polite way to express a wish or offer something. Use would like + noun or would like to + verb. Would you like asks about a particular offer; Do you like asks about a general preference.
Not quite. Keep learning.
Correct answer: to come
Completed sentence: Would you like to come with us? Would like is a polite way to express a wish or offer something. Use would like + noun or would like to + verb. Would you like asks about a particular offer; Do you like asks about a general preference.
Not quite. Keep learning.
Correct answer: like
Completed sentence: I'd like a coffee, please. Would like is a polite way to express a wish or offer something. Use would like + noun or would like to + verb. Would you like asks about a particular offer; Do you like asks about a general preference.
Not quite. Keep learning.
Correct answer: Would
Completed sentence: Would you like a sandwich now? Would like is a polite way to express a wish or offer something. Use would like + noun or would like to + verb. Would you like asks about a particular offer; Do you like asks about a general preference.
Not quite. Keep learning.
Correct answer: learn
Completed sentence: She would like to learn French. Would like is a polite way to express a wish or offer something. Use would like + noun or would like to + verb. Would you like asks about a particular offer; Do you like asks about a general preference.
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