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New Headway Beginner

Unit 12

Öğr. Gör. Barış Eriçok

Nevşehir Hacı Bektaş Veli Üniversitesi

Yabancı Diller Yüksekokulu

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1 We use would like to ask for things.

Positive

2 We use Would … like? to offer things.

Question

3 Look at the answers.

Would you like an ice-cream?

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Yes, please.

No, thank you.

I/You/He/She/It/We They ’d like a glass of water.

Would you/he/she/they like some cheese?

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4 We use would like, not want, to be polite.

I’d like some cake, please.

5 We can use would like with another verb.

Would you like to play tennis?

6 Complete the sentences.

1 What ___ you ___ to eat?

2 They ___ a ham sandwich.

3 ___ you ___ to have a drink?

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What would you like to eat?

They’d like a ham sandwich.

Would you like to have a drink?

NOT I want some cake.

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1 We use some in positive sentences.

2 We use any in questions.

3 We use any in negatives.

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I have

We’d like

Here’s

some

tea.

magazines.

cake.

Is there

Do we haveany

cheese?

biscuits?

I don’t have

There aren’t

There isn’t

any

money.

apples.

milk.

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4 We use some when we offer things or ask for things.

5 Complete the sentences.

1 We don’t have ___ cake.

2 Would you like ___ pizza?

3 There are ___ oranges.

4 Do you have ___ crisps?

5 I’d like ___ soup.

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We don’t have any cake.

Would you like some pizza?

There are some oranges.

Do you have any crisps?

I’d like some soup.

Would you like

Can I havesome

juice?

bread?

(offer something)

(ask for something)

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1 We use like and like doing to talk about things we always like.

I like rice.

We like watching TV in the evening.

2 We use would like to talk about things we want now or soon.

We’re thirsty. We’d like some water.

I’m tired. I’d like to go home.

Where would you like to go for dinner?

3 Complete the sentences.

1 what / you / do / today?

2 she / like / relaxing in summer.

3 you / like / your teacher?

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What would you like to do today?

She likes relaxing in summer.

Do you like your teacher?

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