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    Unidad Educativa “Sir Thomas More”

    We use would like to …

    to offer things
    Would you like a cup of coffee?

    to invite somebody
    Would you like to watch a film?

    “I’d like” is a polite way of “I want”


    I’d like to go in for athletics.

    Note: Would you like= Do you like. But “Do you like” has a general meaning, while “Would
    you like” has a concrete meaning according to the situation. Compare:
    Do you like to go for a walk in the evening? -------- Would you like to go for a walk
    tonight?

    Continue the situations with would like to… Choose the right variant:

    1. Your mother is tired. Your offer… 1. I’m thirsty. I would like/like to drink that
    ____________________________ bottle of juice.
    2. Do you like/would you like rock music?
    2. Your neighbours make a loud noise and 3. I’d like/ like a hamburger, please.
    disturb you. Your request… 4. He’d like/like to join you at the party
    _______________________________ now.
    5. We like/would like jogging more than
    3. Your friend is ill. You actions… swimming.
    _____________________________ 6. My pencil is broken. I’d like/like to
    borrow yours.
    4. Your group-mate is going to fail the exam. 7. They like/ would like to invite us for their
    Your offer… wedding.
    _____________________________ 8. She would like/likes him to open the
    window.
    5. You have a lot of useful books necessary 9. Do you always like/would like to solve
    for your friend. Your decision… difficult matters?
    _____________________________ 10. I wouldn’t like/don’t like to pay attention
    to such nonsense now.

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