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GRAMMAR 2

‘’would like’’
• We use ‘’would like’’ to say politely what we want, especially when making offers and requests.

Positive Negative Question
I I I
You You you
He He he
She would like some juice. She wouldn’t like any juice. Would she like some juice?
It It it
We We we
They They they

‘’will /won’t’’’
• We use ‘’will /won’t’’ to talk about snap decisions, future predictions or promises. We will focus on
snap decisions in this unit.

Positive Negative Question
I I I
You You you
He He he
She will have some juice. She won’t have any juice. Will she have some juice?
It It it
We We we
They They they

ATTENTION 1
We can use ‘’want’’ instead of ‘’would like’’. However, ‘’would like’’ is more formal and politer.

Examples
- Do you want to attend my birthday party?
- Would you like to attend my birthday party?
• We use some common expressions to accept or refuse an offer / invitation.

Accepting Refusing
That’s a great idea. That’s not a good idea.
Yes, please. No, thanks.
Just a few, please. No, I’m full.
I’d love to. Thanks. I’d love to, but I can’t.
That sounds great. I’m sorry, but I can’t.
Thanks for inviting me. Thanks for inviting me, but I’m really busy.

ATTENTION 2! Examples
We can use ‘’Why don’t ….? / How-What -- Why don’t you buy a CD for her?
about ….?’’ question forms to ask for
suggestions. - Why don’t we join Mike’s birthday party?

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