Would you like?

Would you like?

Would you like?

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

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

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

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.

interrogative Form: Would+ subject + noun +? would you 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.

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

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

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

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

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