Would Like: Erklärung und Übungen

Would like – Übungen

Diese Übungen konzentrieren sich auf would like.

Was bedeutet „would like“?

„Would like“ bedeutet dasselbe wie „want“, ist aber höflicher. Du kannst es verwenden, wenn du um etwas bittest, Angebote machst oder über Vorlieben sprichst.

Examples:
1. Want (casual): I want some water.
2. Would like (polite): I would like some water.

Regeln für die Verwendung von „would like“

Hier sind die grundlegenden Regeln für die Verwendung von „would like“:

Alltägliche Verwendungen von „would like“

1. Essen oder Getränke bestellen

• “I would like a cappuccino, please.”

• “What would you like to eat?”

2. Angebote machen

• “Would you like some help with your homework?”

• “Would you like to sit here?”

3. Über zukünftige Wünsche sprechen

• “I would like to visit Japan someday.”

• “He would like to learn how to swim.”

4. Höfliche Einladungen

• “Would you like to come to my party?” 

• “We would like to invite you to dinner.”

Wie bildet man Fragen mit „would like“?

Um eine Frage mit „would like“ zu bilden, folge dieser Struktur:

Beispiele für Fragen mit „would like“

1. Ja/Nein-Fragen

Diese Fragen können mit „Yes“ oder „No“ beantwortet werden.

• “Would you like some tea?”
  Answer: Yes, I would. / No, thank you.

• “Would he like to join the meeting?”
  Answer: Yes, he would. / No, he wouldn’t.

2. W-Fragen

Diese Fragen werden verwendet, um konkrete Informationen zu erfragen.

• “What would you like for breakfast?”
  Answer: I would like eggs and toast.

• “Where would you like to go on vacation?”
  Answer: I would like to go to Spain.

3. Angebote und Einladungen

Diese werden genutzt, um höfliche Vorschläge zu machen.

• “Would you like to watch a movie with me?”
  Answer: I’d love to, thank you!

• “Would she like to try this dessert?”
  Answer: I’m not sure, but I can ask her.

Typische Alltagssituationen für Fragen mit „would like“

Im Restaurant

• “What would you like to order?”

• “Would you like your coffee with milk or sugar?”

Zu Hause

• “Would you like me to help you with your homework?”

• “Would you like to watch a movie tonight?”

Bei der Arbeit

• “Would you like to schedule a meeting for tomorrow?”

• “What time would you like the report to be ready?”