« i want to be a doctor« I want to see you often. »  » « I want to thank you. »  » « I want to learn about animals. « 

What do I mean by that?

–said before someone wants to do or has something we want to help do our best.

Would you like to or would you like to?

They are not the same: you like to use to ask someone if they generally like or prefer something.Do you want to is a more polite way of asking « you want » when offering something. In English, as in many languages, the verb « want » is considered very direct, and conditionals can soften it a little.

Think VS Think?

want and want have the same meaning, but want more polite than desired. We use would like for polite requests and offers.

What is the abbreviation I would like?

shrink ID Can mean « I would » or « I have. »

Lesson 63 – Would you like to…? (polite request and invitation) – Learn English with Jennifer

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How do you answer the question you want to ask?

(1)Yes, please. (2) Yes, thank you. (3) OK, please. (4) OK, thank you.

Do you want or want?

difference in form Do you want to What you want stems from the difference in time frames. What you want is immediate, referring to now; you want to be unspecific, referring to now or one day.

Do you like examples?

Here are some examples: « Do you like to travel by plane? » « Do you like watching baseball on TV? »  » « Do you like skiing or snowboarding? » « 

Which is right I want or would I like?

« I want » stands for « I do ». will is a modal verb, we use it a lot, we can use it in imaginary situations, but in this case we use it to be more polite. « I want » is another way of saying « I want ». Use it when you want something specific in that moment or in the future.

Should like instead of willing?

The traditional rule is that should be used with the first person pronoun (me and we), eg: I said I should be lateand will is used in the second and third person (you, he, her, it, them), eg: you didn’t say you were going to be late.

What kind of phrase is wanted?

« willing » is Polite way to say « I want » in EnglishFor example: « I want to buy a ticket » is impolite because « I want » sounds selfish and arrogant.

Which is correct will be or will be?

« will » is correct, because this is a hypothetical statement, not something that will happen in the future. If I have a wish, I hope you love me. This seems fine to me – both are hypothetical.

When do you want to use it?

We use would like or ‘d like to politely say what we want, especially when making offers and requests:

• Would you like to add a cookie to your coffee?
• Can you order for Ellie? She wants a margherita pizza, please.
• Do you want to hear it again?
• I want to buy a return ticket for tomorrow.

What example do you like?

Mary is a person who likes to listen to music.

• That’s Su. She is good at sports. Su movement.
• His name is Peter. He plays football very well. Peter football is good.
• They are Paul and Phil. They speak fluent Japanese. Paul and Phil are fluent in Japanese.
• I am very kind and reliable.

Do you like the meaning of English?

used ask someone’s opinion or reaction something. Do you like Paris? What do you think of these shoes?

What sentence would you like to use as an example?

« i want to be a doctor« I want to see you often. »  » « I want to thank you. »  » « I want to learn about animals. « 

Do you want meaning?

1. 1. 1: You want to do this means that at some point in the past you were willing to do it. 2: what you want to do means I think you would be willing to do this if… (you know what it is / you see it differently)

Do you think VS can?

If I ask someone « can I do it », it’s more like I’m asking them to allow me to do something I want to do myself.If I use « Do you want me to » it’s closer to asking what they long for you to do it. In my opinion, « Can I » is more casual.

Do you want its meaning?

Definition 1.used offer someone something or invite them to do something something.

How would you answer?

simply »I already have it [sent the acknowledgement] » or « I have [sent the acknowledgement] already » will be fine. [brackets] is implicit, although you can say it if you want.

How do you answer a question?

If you are asked a « yes » question, answer with this word « will” instead of “will.”

How do you answer can you do it?

The answer might be « yes i am free« , or « Yes, I would, » or « For sure, » or « Yes, sir, I’d love to attend, » or « Never in a thousand years, » or « No way, man, I’m not about to come » or « Who is this? « They both mean different things and are used in different contexts. In every language.