Would you like...?

La expresión "would you like" equivaldría a: querrías? te gustaría?
Ejemplo: What would you like?
La respuesta sería: I'd like... y equivaldría a: me gustaría...

You are in a restaurant.

What WOULD you LIKE?
I'D LIKE a glass of water.

What would you like?
I'd like .... (A CUP of coffee) - taza
I'd like.... (A GLASS of milk) - vaso
I'd like.... (A SLICE of bread) - rebanada
I'd like .... (A BOWL of soup) - bol, taza
I'd like .... (A DISH of ice cream) - plato
I'd like .... (A PIECE of pie) - trozo, parte, pieza

Note: I WOULD LIKE (I'D LIKE) is a polite form.
It indicates desire, want

Esta es la manera más educada de decir que algo nos interesa.

Ahora, como siempre, después de la teoría, haremos un ejercicio que os pondré más abajo resuelto.

Practice WOULD LIKE (I'D LIKE)

Coffee
1.- What would you like, Mr. A?
2.- Ï'd like a cup of coffee. What would you like, Mr. B?

Milk
1.-
2.-

Bread
1.-
2.-

Soup
1.-
2.-

Ice cream
1.-
2.-

Pie
1.-
2.-

Milk
1.-
2.-

Tea
1.-
2.-

Ice cream
1.-
2.-

Bread
1.-
2.-

Soup
1.-
2.-


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Ahora puedes comprobar las respuestas:

RESPUESTAS

Coffee
1.- What would you like, Mr. A?
2.- Ï'd like a cup of coffee. What would you like, Mr. B?

Milk
1.-What would you like, Mr. A?
2.-I'd like a glass of milk. What would you like, Mr. B?

Bread
1.-What would you like, Mr. A?
2.- I'd like a slice of bread. What would you like, Mr. B?

Soup
1.-What would you like, Mr. A?
2.- I'd like a bowl of soup. What would you like, Mr. B?

Ice cream
1.-What would you like, Mr. A?
2.- I'd like a dish of ice cream. What would you like, Mr. B?

Pie
1.-What would you like, Mr. A?
2.- I'd like a piece of pea. What would you like, Mr. B?

Milk
1.-What would you like, Mr. A?
2.-I'd like a glass of milk. What would you like, Mr. B?

Tea
1.-What would you like, Mr. A?
2.- I'd like a cup of tea. What would you like, Mr. B?

Ice cream
1.-What would you like, Mr. A?
2.- I'd like a dish of ice-cream. What would you like, Mr. B?

Bread
1.-What would you like, Mr. A?
2.- I'd like a slice of bread. What would you like, Mr. B?

Soup
1.-What would you like, Mr. A?
2.-I'd like a bowl of soup. What would you like, Mr. B?

Like y want

Vamos a hacer un ejercicio con los verbos TO LIKE y TO WANT. Además, vamos a ver un poco de vocabulario sobre comidas

coffee.- café
tea.- té
milk.- leche
orange juice.- zumo de naranja
tomato juice.- zumo de tomate
soup.- sopa
salad.- ensalada
fish.- pescado
steak.- bistec
pie.- pastel
fruit.- fruta
beer.- cerveza
a coke.- una cola
hot dog.- perrito caliente
hamburger.- hamburguesa
fried eggs.- huevos fritos
cereals.- cereales

TO LIKE.- gustar (algo)
TO WANT.- querer (algo)

Practice LIKE and WANT
Practica LIKE y WANT

Aquí tienes el ejemplo de cómo hay que responder:
Coffee / Tea
1) Do you like coffee?
2) Yes, but I want tea today

Fish / Steak
1) Do you like fish?
2) Yes, but I want fish today

Ahora continúa tú:

coffee / milk
1)
2)

soup / salad
1)
2)

pie / fruit
1)
2)

beer / a coke
1)
2)

hot dogs/ a hamburguer
1)
2)

fried eggs / cereals
1)
2)

orange juice/ tomato juice
1)
2)

RESPUESTA:

coffee / milk
1) Do you like fish?
2) Yes, but I want milk today

soup / salad
1) Do you like soup?
2) Yes, but I want soup today

pie / fruit
1) Do you like pie?
2) Yes, but I want fruit today

beer / a coke
1) Do you want beer?
2) Yes, but I want beer today

hot dogs/ a hamburguer
1) Do you like hot dogs?
2) Yes, but I want hot dogs today

fried eggs / cereals
1) Do you like fried eggs?
2) Yes, but I want cereals today

orange juice/ tomato juice
1) Do you like orange juice?
2) Yes, but I want tomato juice today

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