6 minWould like przydaje się w restauracji, w hotelu, w sklepie i wtedy, kiedy kogoś zapraszasz albo coś mu proponujesz. Brzmi grzeczniej niż want i nie myli się z like, jeśli wiesz, gdzie stoi. Na początek masz krótkie zasady, a pod nimi 50 zdań w sześciu zestawach, od I’d like a coffee po I’d love to. Każde sprawdza się od razu, a po dobrej odpowiedzi możesz odsłuchać całe zdanie.
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Would like w skrócie
Would like: grzeczne „chciałbym”
Would like znaczy to samo co want, tylko brzmi uprzejmiej. W mowie prawie zawsze skracasz je do I’d like. Forma jest taka sama dla każdej osoby, bez -s.
- I’d like a large coffee, please. (Poproszę dużą kawę.)
- She’d like a window seat. (Ona chciałaby miejsce przy oknie.)
Would like + rzecz albo would like to + czasownik
Kiedy chcesz rzecz, stawiasz ją od razu po like. Kiedy chcesz coś zrobić, dodajesz to i czasownik.
- We’d like a table for two. (Chcielibyśmy stolik dla dwóch osób.)
- I’d like to make an appointment. (Chciałbym umówić wizytę.)
Would you like…? Propozycje i zaproszenia
Tym pytaniem coś proponujesz albo kogoś zapraszasz. Odpowiadasz krótko: Yes, please, No, thanks albo I’d love to, kiedy przyjmujesz zaproszenie.
- Would you like some tea? Yes, please. (Napijesz się herbaty? Tak, poproszę.)
- Would you like to join us for dinner? I’d love to. (Zjesz z nami kolację? Bardzo chętnie.)
Like czy would like?
Like mówi o tym, co lubisz zawsze. Would like mówi o tym, czego chcesz teraz albo w konkretnej sytuacji. Do you like coffee? to pytanie o gust, a Would you like a coffee? to propozycja.
- I like Italian food. (Lubię włoskie jedzenie.)
- I’d like the lasagna, please. (Poproszę lasagne.)
I’d rather not i Would you like me to…?
Kiedy grzecznie odmawiasz, mówisz I’d rather not, bez to. Kiedy proponujesz pomoc, mówisz Would you like me to i czasownik.
- I’d rather not talk about it. (Wolałbym o tym nie rozmawiać.)
- Would you like me to call a taxi? (Zamówić Ci taksówkę?)
Ćwiczenie 1: I’d like i I’d like to
Wpisz would like albo would like to i czasownik. Skrót 'd like liczy się tak samo.
I ___ (like) a large coffee, please.
would like | 'd like
We ___ (like / book) a table for four.
would like to book | 'd like to book
She ___ (like / talk) to someone in HR.
would like to talk | 'd like to talk
I ___ (like) the chicken salad, please.
would like | 'd like
They ___ (like / visit) us in the summer.
would like to visit | 'd like to visit
My husband ___ (like / try) the local wine.
would like to try | 'd like to try
I ___ (like / make) an appointment for Tuesday.
would like to make | 'd like to make
We ___ (like) two tickets for the 7:30 show.
would like | 'd like
He ___ (like / work) from home more often.
would like to work | 'd like to work
Ćwiczenie 2: Would you like…?
Ułóż pytanie z would like. Tak proponujesz coś do picia, zapraszasz i pytasz o czyjeś plany.
___ (you / like) some more coffee?
Would you like
___ (you / like / join) us for dinner on Friday?
Would you like to join
What ___ (you / like / drink)?
would you like to drink
Where ___ (you / like / sit)?
would you like to sit
___ (you / like) a receipt?
Would you like
___ (your kids / like) some juice?
Would your kids like
What time ___ (you / like / meet)?
would you like to meet
___ (you / like / come) to my birthday party?
Would you like to come
Ćwiczenie 3: like, would like czy want?
Wybierz poprawną formę. Like to gust na co dzień, would like to grzeczna prośba albo propozycja teraz.
I ___ jazz. I listen to it every day.
- like
- would like
- ’d like to
Excuse me, I ___ a glass of water, please.
- like
- would like
- am liking
___ some cake? I made it this morning.
- Do you like
- Would you like
- Are you like
___ Italian food in general?
- Do you like
- Would you like
- Want you
My son ___ a new bike for his birthday.
- wants
- want
- is wanting
I ___ to see that movie. Is it still in theaters?
- would like
- like
- am wanting
She ___ go out tonight. She’s too tired.
- doesn’t want to
- doesn’t like
- wouldn’t like
Would you like ___ a walk after lunch?
- to take
- taking
- take
I’d like ___ you to my wife, Anna.
- to introduce
- introducing
- introduce
Ćwiczenie 4: jak odpowiedzieć?
Wybierz naturalną odpowiedź. W nawiasie masz podpowiedź, co chcesz powiedzieć.
Would you like some tea? (chcesz)
- Yes, please.
- Yes, I like.
- Yes, I would like.
Would you like to come to the beach with us? (chętnie)
- I’d love to.
- I’d love.
- I love to.
Would you like more rice? (nie chcesz)
- No, thanks. I’m full.
- No, I wouldn’t like.
- No, I don’t like.
Would you like to sing karaoke? (wolisz nie)
- I’d rather not.
- I’d rather not to.
- I’d not rather.
Do you like sushi? (lubisz)
- Yes, I do.
- Yes, please.
- Yes, I would.
What would you like to drink?
- I’d like a lemonade, please.
- I like a lemonade, please.
- I want to a lemonade.
Would you like to join us for lunch? (nie możesz)
- I’d love to, but I can’t today.
- I’d love, but I can’t today.
- I like to, but I can’t today.
Would you like me to help you with those bags? (tak)
- That would be great, thanks.
- Yes, I would like.
- Yes, I like it.
Ćwiczenie 5: ułóż zdanie
Ułóż zdanie z rozsypanych słów. Tak zamawiasz, zapraszasz i grzecznie odmawiasz.
Zamów dużą czarną kawę.
I’d like a large black coffee.
Zaproponuj komuś coś do picia.
Would you like something to drink?
Zaproś kogoś na kolację w sobotę.
Would you like to have dinner on Saturday?
Przyjmij zaproszenie na imprezę z entuzjazmem.
I’d love to come.
Powiedz, że chciałbyś porozmawiać z kierownikiem.
I’d like to speak to the manager.
Odmów grzecznie: wolałbyś dziś nie wychodzić.
I’d rather not go out tonight.
Zapytaj, co ktoś chciałby robić w weekend.
What would you like to do this weekend?
Powiedz, że chciałbyś kiedyś odwiedzić Japonię.
I’d like to visit Japan one day.
Ćwiczenie 6: znajdź błąd
W każdym zdaniu jest jeden błąd. Dotknij złego słowa, a zamieni się w poprawne.
I’d like to ordering the steak.
I’d like to order the steak.
Do you like a cup of tea?
Would you like a cup of tea?
I’d love to coming to your wedding.
I’d love to come to your wedding.
I’d rather not going out tonight.
I’d rather not go out tonight.
She would likes a window seat.
She would like a window seat.
Would you like that I help you?
Would you like me to help you?
Are you like some dessert?
Would you like some dessert?
I like to book a room for tonight.
I’d like to book a room for tonight.
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