I would like ( noun)/( to infinitive verb) .

I’d like … (= I would like) is

• To ask about the possibility.

• a polite way to say what you want.

  Request and offering.

You’re ordering something to eat in a cafe. You say:

• I'd like to try the chicken salad, please.

• I'd like trying the chicken salad, please.

Would you like

• coming to a concert tomorrow night?

• to come to a concert tomorrow night?

You need to see a dentist. You phone for an appointment. You say:

• Hello.

  I would like to

  make an appointment, please.

• Hello.

  I would like

  make ing an appointment, please.

Answer explanation

You work in a shoe shop. A customer asks you about some shoes. You ask:

• Would you like to try them on?

• would you like trying them on?

You’re making a cold drink for your friend. Perhaps he wants ice. You ask:

• Would you like some ice in your drink ?

• Would you like to some ice in your drink?

You are inviting your friend for a walk you say:

• Would you like

  to go for a walk ?

• Would you like

  going for a walk?

(in a tourist office)

• I'd like to some information about hotels, please.

• I'd like some information about hotels, please.

I'm feeling tired.

• I'd like staying at home this evening.

• I'd like to stay at home this evening.

“I would like” is followed by an infinitive verb or a noun.

• True

• false