Would like

Would like
Programa: MAESTRÍA EN ADMINISTRACIÓN DE LA EDUCACIÓN

Integrantes:

2012

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Would is an auxiliary verb, a modal auxiliary verb. Use Would like to expresswant in a polite way. The form is the same for all persons. The usual response forms to an offer made with would you like: Would you like a cup of tea? Yes, please No, thanks

subject + would + mainverb

The main verb is always the bare infinitive (infinitive without "to").
SUBJECT AUXILIARY MAIN VERB VERB

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She

would 'd would not wouldn't

like

tea.

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She

likewhisky.

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Would

she

like

coffee?

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AFFIRMATIVE:
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She would like to go to New York someday. I would like a beer and my wife would like a glass of wine please.NEGATIVE:
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I wouldn´t like Italian food. I wouldn´t like to study math.

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INTERROGATIVE :
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Would you like to come with us? Would you like a cup of coffee?

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Would like means a) have Would like is a) formal

b) want b) informal

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Would you like salad? a) Yes, Iam b) No, thank you

c) I like vegetables c) I want water c) No, Idon´t like

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What Would you like to drink? a) I like water b) Water, please Would you like some coffee? a) Yes, please
b) Yes, I like

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AFFIRMATIVE:
a) I´d like any wine a) He ´d like to goto the movies b) I ´d like a glass of wine b) I´d to like go to the movies

NEGATIVE:
a) I wouldn´t like some cigarette a) I wouldn´t like a cigarette a) She wouldn´t like to watch the news on TVb) She wouldn´t like watch the news on TV

INTERROGATIVE:
a) Would you like to go out tonight? a) What would like you for dessert? a) Would like you to go out tonight? b) What would you like fordessert?

Conversation 1
 Waitress:

Are you ready to order?  Peter: Yes. I´d like a hamburger  Waitress: What would you like to drink?  Peter: Diet cola, please.  Waitress: What would...