Question

Grammar
would like/want
3 Choose the correct alternatives.
1 A: Where do you want/like to go this afternoon?
B: I'd like/want to go to the shops.
2 A: Let's go to the cinema.
B: No, I not/don't want to. There's nothing interesting on.
A: OK, well what you want/do you want to do?
3 A: Do/Would you like to come to my party on Saturday?
B: I want to/want come, but I'm not here then.
4 A: Farah wants/want to learn a new language.
B: Really? What language do/does she want to learn?
A: I think she'd like/want to learn German.
5 A: Who would you/you would like to sit with?
B: I want/would to sit next to Maisy. We always
sit together.

Answer 1

1

A: Where do you want to go this afternoon?

B: I'd like to go to the shops.

2

A: Let's go to the cinema.

B: No, I don't want to. There's nothing interesting on.

A: OK, well what do you want to do?

3

A: Would you like to come to my party on Saturday?

B: I want to come, but I'm not here then.

4

A: Farah wants to learn a new language.

B: Really? What language does she want to learn?

A: I think she'd like to learn German.

5

A: Who would you like to sit with?

B: I want to sit next to Maisy. We always sit together.