Would you like?

Would you like?

Would you like some coffee? (This is more polite and formal.)

Do you want some coffee? ( This is less formal and polite. We usually use this for friends, children, and etc.)

Would you like?

"Would like" has the meaning of "want", but it is used for more polite expressions.

interrogative Form: Would+ subject + noun +? would you like a piece of cake?

Negative Form: Subject + would not like + noun wouldn't I would not like a glass of cola. She wouldn't like a piece of cake.

AffirmS Form: Subject + would like + noun I would like a glass of cola. She' d like a piece of cake.

Examples: I'd like some milk. I'd like some olives. I'd like some eggs. I'd like some bread.

Contractions

We can make them shorter by using contractions: I would like = I'd like She would like = She'd like /he'd They would like = They'd like We would like = We'd like You would like = You'd like

I would like some meat.I'd like some meat

I would not like a piece ok pie. I wouln't a piece of pie.

Would you like chicken?Yes, i would. No, I wouldn't

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