Would Like: spiegazione ed esercizi

Would like – Esercizi

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Che cosa significa “Would like”?

“Would like” significa la stessa cosa di “want”, ma è più educato. Si usa quando si chiede qualcosa, si fanno offerte o si parla di preferenze.

Esempi:

1. Want (casual): I want some water.

2. Would like (polite): I would like some water.

Regole per usare “Would like”

Di seguito le regole di base per usare “would like”:

Usi quotidiani di “Would like”

1. Ordinare cibo o bevande

• “I would like a cappuccino, please.”

• “What would you like to eat?”

2. Fare offerte

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

• “Would you like to sit here?”

3. Parlare di desideri futuri

• “I would like to visit Japan someday.”

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

4. Inviti educati

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

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

Come formare le domande con “Would like”

Per formare una domanda con “would like”, segui questa struttura:

Esempi di domande con “Would Like”

Domande Sì/No

Queste domande possono ricevere una risposta semplice “Yes” o “No”.

• “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.

Domande Wh-

Si usano per chiedere informazioni specifiche.

• “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.

Offerte e inviti

Si usano per fare proposte educate.

• “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.

Situazioni quotidiane per fare domande con “Would Like”

Al ristorante

• “What would you like to order?”

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

A casa

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

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

Al lavoro

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

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