singular
|
plural
|
I would like to
|
We would like to
|
You would like to
|
You would like to
|
He would like to
She would like to
It would like to
|
They would like to
|
would like to = want to
The verb "would like to" requires an infinitive after it:
She would like to make a call. = She'd like to make a call.
Negative :
plural
|
singular
|
We wouldn't like to
|
I wouldn't like to
|
You wouldn't like to
|
You wouldn't like to
|
They wouldn't like to
|
He wouldn't like to
She wouldn't like to
It wouldn't like to
|
QUESTIONS:
- Would you like to go out tonight?
- Would they like to go to the park?
- What time would you like to leave?
- How many pieces of chicken would you like to buy?
Here are some examples:
- A: What would she like to do some day?
- B: She'd like to become a professional photographer.
- A: Would he like to improve his English?
- B: Yes, he would.
- A: What would you like to do today?
- B: I'd like to read some books.
Videos
