Primary Longman Elect 4A Chapter 4 … would like …

Would like We use would like to say what we want in a polite way. We use this when giving orders in a restaurant, buying things or saying your preference. When asking questions using would like, we can use What. I’d like some cake. What would you like? ’d like = would like

Key structure What would you like? I’d like some juice. noodles. I’d = I would

Practice What would you like? ____________________ I’d like two hamburgers.

Practice _________________ What would you like? ________________ I’d like some apples.

Practice __________________ What would you like? ____________________ I’d like a box of crayons.

Would like When there are two things to choose from, we can ask questions with Which and or. What would you like? I’d like some salad.

Would like When there are two things to choose from, we can ask questions with Which and or. Which would you like, tomato salad or fruit salad? I’d like tomato salad.

Key structure Which would you like, orange juice or apple juice? fried noodles soup noodles? I’d like orange juice. soup noodles.

Practice Value meal OR OR OR Which would you like, pizza or spaghetti? chocolate cake OR cheese cake OR cola juice Which would you like, pizza or spaghetti? I’d like spaghetti.

Practice Value meal OR OR OR pizza OR spaghetti chocolate cake OR cheese cake OR cola juice Which would you like, chocolate cake or cheese cake? I’d like cheese cake.

Practice Value meal OR OR OR Which would you like, cola or juice? pizza OR spaghetti chocolate cake OR cheese cake OR cola juice Which would you like, cola or juice? I’d like juice.

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