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    Worksheet Week 16 - English Ii

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    This worksheet provides instructions to circle the correct alternative (a or b) for using "would like/would like to" in different sentence structures. There are 10 multiple choice questions that test the proper use of "would like" versus "would like to" for expressing desires, requests, plans and opinions in sentences including questions, statements and responses. The document is a grammar exercise to practice the difference between using "would like" and "would like to" in various contexts.

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    This worksheet provides instructions to circle the correct alternative (a or b) for using "would like/would like to" in different sentence structures. There are 10 multiple choice questions that test the proper use of "would like" versus "would like to" for expressing desires, requests, plans and opinions in sentences including questions, statements and responses. The document is a grammar exercise to practice the difference between using "would like" and "would like to" in various contexts.

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    WORKSHEET WEEK 16- ENGLISH II

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    This worksheet provides instructions to circle the correct alternative (a or b) for using "would like/would like to" in different sentence structures. There are 10 multiple choice questions that test the proper use of "would like" versus "would like to" for expressing desires, requests, plans and opinions in sentences including questions, statements and responses. The document is a grammar exercise to practice the difference between using "would like" and "would like to" in various contexts.

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    Worksheet Week 16 - English Ii

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    This worksheet provides instructions to circle the correct alternative (a or b) for using "would like/would like to" in different sentence structures. There are 10 multiple choice questions that test the proper use of "would like" versus "would like to" for expressing desires, requests, plans and opinions in sentences including questions, statements and responses. The document is a grammar exercise to practice the difference between using "would like" and "would like to" in various contexts.

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    WORKSHEET WEEK 16- USE OF “WOULD LIKE/WOULD LIKE TO”

    INSTRUCTIONS. - circles the correct alternative (a or b)

    1. I … travel to Spain next summer, but I don’t have enough money.


    a. Would like
    b. Would like to

    2. … you … see an action movie tomorrow night?


    a. Would ….like
    b. Would….. like to

    3. A) Are you ready to order?


    (B) Yes, I … a sandwich, please.
    a. Would like
    b. would like to

    4. I’m bored. What … you … do this weekend?


    a. would…. Like
    b. would like to

    5. How many chocolate chip cookies … you …?


    a. would… like
    b. would like to

    6.  your kids … play at the park next weekend?


    a. would like
    b. would like to
    7. A) Would you like a cup of tea?
    (B) Yes, I …, thank you!
    a. would like
    b. would like to

    8. I feel sick, so I … go home early today.


    a. would like
    b. would like to

    9. (A) Hello?
    (B) Hello, I … speak to Sarah, please.
    a. would like
    b. would like to

    10. (A) Can I help you?


    (B) Yes, I … buy a hat.
    a. would like
    b. would like to

    Jeremy Antonio Crespo Agurto

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