I'd like a coffee, please.
Would like and polite requests
Ask politely for something or offer something to another person.
Look. Compare these examples.
Ask politely for something or offer something to another person.
I'd like to visit Japan.
Would you like some cake? Yes, please.
Look at what changes.
I'd like a coffee, please.
She would like some water.
We would like two tickets.
I'd like to visit Japan.
We'd like to book a room.
He'd like to learn English.
Would you like some cake? Yes, please.
Would you like tea? No, thank you.
Can I have some water, please?
Make a choice. See what changes.
Change one choice at a time. Watch the sentence blocks.
What drink?
What do you want to do?
Choose the correct answer.
Ask politely for a drink: I ___ like a glass of water.
Compare I would like and would you like? Keep like unchanged.
We would like ___ a room.
Does an action follow would like?
___ you like some coffee?
Compare I would like and would you like? Keep like unchanged.
Use it in a conversation.
A: What would you like? B: I'd like a sandwich, please. A: Would you like a drink? B: Yes, some water, please.
Take turns being a customer and a waiter. Order food and a drink.
A: I'd like to book a room, please. B: For one night? A: Yes. I'd like a quiet room. B: Of course.
Ask for a room or a ticket. Say one thing you would like.
Which sentence is correct?
The lesson in three small steps.
I'd like a coffee, please. I'd = I would here.
I'd like to go. We'd like to book a room.
Offer: Would you like some cake? Request: Can I have some water, please?
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