GRAMMAR Way to express wants and preferences
Would like
Use would like + an infinitive (to + a base form) to
politely express or ask about wants.
I She ‘d like to see comedy We They
I’d like to go to the movies.
Would she like to see The Dancer?
What
would your friends like
to do?
Use would rather + a base form to express
or ask about a preference between two or more activities.
I He ‘d rather see drama We they
Would your children rather
see an animated film or an action film?
What would you rather
do: go to a movie or a
play?
She’d rather see a less violent film than Gangs of New York.
Use would rather not + a base form to express a negative preference.
We’d rather not watch TV tonight.
Yes / no questions
Would you like to see a documentary?
Would they rather stay home?
short answers
Yes, I would. / No, I wouldn’t.
? Yes, they would. / No, they
wouldn’t
OR No, they’d rather not
Complete Would like to or would
rather-wouldn ́t -Yes, I, she…would, as appropriate
- She _________________sit in the sun.
- She _________________ learn French than Italian.
- He__________________ talk with her in private.
- He__________________
live in Boston than Houston.
- She
_________________ to some meet Brad Pitt
- _____________________
a sandwuich?
- She
_________________read the newspaper in the afternoon than in the morning
- _____________________a
beer?
- We
_________________come to school by bus than walk.
- _____________________some
chocolate cake?
- _____________________some
more wine?
- He
__________________to be a doctor
- ____________________have a bigger flat
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