Would like and Free-Time Activities
English Grade 7 (Super Goal 1) · Unit 8: What Are You Doing? · Lesson 2 · Term 1
Also known as: Would like · Free-time activities
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Lesson questions (12)
- "____ you like a sandwich?"
Answer: Would - "I'd like ____ the new action film."
Answer: to see - Waiter: "What would you like?" Customer: "____ a chicken sandwich, please."
Answer: I'd like - "Would you like some juice?" – "____"
Answer: Yes, please. - "Let's go to the mall." – "____"
Answer: Good idea! - A funny film is a ____.
Answer: comedy - A place where teenagers meet friends is a ____.
Answer: hangout - I don't have homework today, so I'm going to ____ and look at websites about football.
Answer: surf the Internet - A: "Can you play football now?" B: "Sorry, I can't. I'm ____. I have a lot of homework."
Answer: busy - Choose the correct one:
Answer: She would like to read. - A: "Hi, Fahad! ____" B: "Not much. I'm just watching TV."
Answer: What's up? - On weekends, I like to ____ with my friends at the mall.
Answer: hang out
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Questions about this lesson
What does would like mean and how do we use it?
It is used for a polite request or wish: I'd like a sandwich. It can be followed by to + verb: I'd like to see the film.
How do we ask a question with would like?
We put would first: Would you like a sandwich? The answer is Yes, please. or No, thanks.
What is the difference between want and would like?
Both express a wish, but would like is more polite.
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