F2 Would like and Wouldn't like

F2 Would like and Wouldn't like

Would like 

is used to express requests or offers more politely

What is the form?

- Affirmative

- Negative

- Interrogative

Affirmative

• Subject + would like + [to + verb]/noun + …

• Examples:

• I would like to work /pizza.

• We would like to work /pizza.

Negative

• Subject + would + not + like + [to + verb]/noun + …

• Examples:

• You would not like to work /pizza.

• They would not like to work /pizza.

Interrogative

• Would + subject + like + [to + verb]/noun + …?

• Examples:

• Would he like to work /pizza?

• Would you like to work /pizza?

Multiple Choice

We use would like to express what we want in a more polite way.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

We use would like to express what we want in an informal way.

• True

• False

WOULD LIKE VS LIKE

Like has a different meaning than would like: like is used to express the idea of enjoying something.

For example:

— “I would like to do some sport.” = We use would like to express the subject’s desire to do some sport.

♦ “I like sport.” = We use like to express that the subject enjoys doing sports.

Pulse 2 Unit 6 p.67

Copy the notes of 'Time Expressions' and do Task 2.

Then, copy the notes of 'Would like' and do Task 4.