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    This document provides examples of using "I would like to", "I will", and "I am going to" in question and statement forms. In question form, "I would like to" can be used to ask what someone wants to do or if they want to join an activity. In statement form, it expresses a desire to do something. "I will" in question form asks about future plans, while in statement form it affirms an intention. "I am going to" in question form checks on future plans, and in statement form announces intentions to carry out an action. "I would rather" in question form asks about preferences between options, and in statement form expresses which option is preferred.

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    This document provides examples of using "I would like to", "I will", and "I am going to" in question and statement forms. In question form, "I would like to" can be used to ask what someone wants to do or if they want to join an activity. In statement form, it expresses a desire to do something. "I will" in question form asks about future plans, while in statement form it affirms an intention. "I am going to" in question form checks on future plans, and in statement form announces intentions to carry out an action. "I would rather" in question form asks about preferences between options, and in statement form expresses which option is preferred.

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    Using I Would Like To, I Will and I Am Going To

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    This document provides examples of using "I would like to", "I will", and "I am going to" in question and statement forms. In question form, "I would like to" can be used to ask what someone wants to do or if they want to join an activity. In statement form, it expresses a desire to do something. "I will" in question form asks about future plans, while in statement form it affirms an intention. "I am going to" in question form checks on future plans, and in statement form announces intentions to carry out an action. "I would rather" in question form asks about preferences between options, and in statement form expresses which option is preferred.

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    USING I WOULD LIKE TO, I WILL AND I AM GOING TO

    Task 2: Question form Statement form


    I would like… • What would you
    like to do on the
    long weekend?
    • Would you like to
    join me to learn
    baking cookies?
    • I would like to
    bake cookies with
    Riri.
    I will … • Will you go
    fishing?
    • We will also try
    to make ginger
    cookies.
    I am going to … • Are you going to
    bake choco chips
    cookies like the
    last time?
    • My dad and I
    are going to go
    fishing.
    • We are going to
    practice baking
    cookies.
    I would rather • Would you rather
    stay at home or go
    fishing?
    • I would rather stay
    at home than go
    fishing.

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