50 Examples of Sentences with "would like"

would likeis an English construct used for polite ordering.I would like … It means “I would like”, “I would like”, “I would like”. For example:Yo would like soda, please. / I would like a soft drink, please.

would likeIt is also used to express wishes. For example:Yo would like to visit Egypt./ I would like to visit Egypt.

would like It is also used in questions to make offers. For example: Would you like some tea?/ Would you like some tea?

would like(or its abbreviated form ’d like) It is used in any context of daily life, such as in a restaurant or in a business. For example: YO'd like two tickets for tonight's concert, please./ I would like two tickets for tonight's concert, please.

Yo quiero is a less polite, more direct and informal construction than I would liketo place orders, which is only used in family contexts. For example:I want a coffee./ I want a coffee.

Careful: not to be confused I would likewith I like, that does not express a request, but tastes in general. For example: I like apples./ I like apples.

• See also: Sentences with "would”

Examples of sentences with would like

1. Yo would like Some water, please.
   I would like water, please.
2. Yo would like a cheese and ham sandwich, please.
   I'd like a ham and cheese sandwich, please.
3. Yo would like Three tickets for the show, please.
   I'd like three tickets to the show, please.
4. Yo would like this shirt in blue.
   I would like this shirt in blue.
5. Yo would like a window seat, please.
   I would like a window seat.
6. Yo would like Some information about the course.
   I would like information about the course.
7. Yo would like to ask you a question.
   I would like to ask you a question.
8. Yo would like To order a pizza and two sodas, please.
   I'd like to order a pizza and two soft drinks, please.
9. Yo would like to join you for dinner.
   I'd like to join you for dinner.
10. Yo would like to have some more dessert, please.
    I would like more dessert, please.
11. Yo would like to see you more often.
    I would like to see you more often.
12. Yo would like to speak a foreign language.
    I would like to speak a foreign language.
13. Yo‘d like to live near my family.
    I would like to live close to my family.
14. Yo’d like to travel more.
    I would like to travel more.
15. We would like to inform you that your application has been approved.
    We would like to inform you that your application has been approved.
16. Yo’d like to welcome you all today.
    I would like to welcome you today.
17. There's something I’d like to tell you.
    There's something I'd like to tell you.
18. We would like Some more cake, please.
    We would like more cake, please.
19. We would like some oranges and some apples.
    We would like some oranges and some apples.
20. We would like to send this package by mail.
    We would like to mail this package.
21. We would like to go to the movies tonight.
    We would like to go to the cinema tonight.
22. We would like to invite you to our party on Friday.
    We would like to invite you to our party on Friday.
23. my sister would like to live abroad.
    My sister would like to live abroad.
24. Tommy would like to disclose the information.
    Tommy would want to reveal the information.
25. Yo would like come with you.
    I would like to go with you.

1. Yo wouldn't like to live far from you.
   I wouldn't want to live away from you.
2. My friends wouldn't like to have a 2-hour commute every day.
   My friends wouldn't want to have a two hour commute every day.
3. Yo wouldn't like dad to travel on business so much.
   She wouldn't want dad traveling so much for work.
4. Julie wouldn't like to change jobs.
   Julie would not like to change jobs.
5. Yo wouldn't like to go out tonight.
   She wouldn't want to go out tonight.
6. bonnie wouldn't like to be a lawyer when she grows up.
   Bonnie wouldn't want to be a lawyer when she grows up.
7. We wouldn't like to live in a dangerous neighborhood.
   We wouldn't want to live in a dangerous neighborhood.
8. Yo wouldn't like to break my promise.
   I wouldn't want to break my promise.
9. Yo wouldn't like to be in his shoes.
   I wouldn't want to be in his shoes.
10. I have wouldn't like to have to leave.
    He wouldn't like to have to leave.
11. Would you like some lemonade?
    Would you like more lemonade?
12. Would you like some milk with your coffee?
    Would you like some milk with your coffee?
13. Would you like to try the t-shirt on?
    Would you like to try on the shirt?
14. Would you like a window seat or an aisle seat?
    Would you like a window or aisle seat?
15. Would you like to have lunch tomorrow?
    Would you like to have lunch with me tomorrow?
16. Would you like to order now?
    Would you like to order?
17. Would you like some tea or coffee?
    Would you like tea or coffee?
18. Would you like to pay by credit card?
    Would you like to pay by credit card?
19. Would you like anything else?
    Would you like something else?
20. Would you like some cookies?
    Would you like cookies?
21. Would you like to throw a big party for your birthday?
    Would you like to throw a big party for your birthday?
22. Would you like to travel back in time?
    Would you like to travel to the past?
23. Would you like to come over for dinner tomorrow evening?
    Would you like to come home for dinner tomorrow night?
24. Would you like to give it a try?
    Would you like to try it yourself?
25. Would you like to go to the movies on Saturday?
    Would you like to go to the cinema on Saturday?

Sentence structure with would like

would likeis an invariable construction (does not conjugate), so it does not change depending on the pronoun (I'd like some juice. We'd like some juice).

affirmative structure

The affirmative structure of sentences with would like used to place orders (requests) and express wishes.would like can be followed by a noun or from a verb infinitive:

• subject +would like+noun

  For example: Yo wouldlike a sandwich, please./ I would like a sandwich, please.

• subject + would like+ to + infinitive verb

  For example: We'd like to order now./ We would like to place the order.

negative structure

The negative structure of sentences with would likeis:

• subject + would not (wouldn't) like+ noun

  For example: Yo wouldn'tlike that job./ I wouldn't want that job.

• subject + would not (wouldn't) like + to+ infinitive verb

  For example: Yo wouldn'tlike to leave now./ I wouldn't want to leave now.

Attention: The negative sentences with would like They are not used to make requests, but to express negative wishes or hypothetical actions.

interrogative structure

The interrogative structure of sentences with would like It is used to make offers and invitations. The question structure is:

• Would+ subject + like+ noun?

  For example: Would you like an ice cream?/ Would you like an ice cream?

• Would+ subject + like + to + infinitive verb?

  For example: Would you like to eat with me?/ Would you like to come with me?

to take into account: The questions with would like They are used only to make offers (offers) and invitations (invitations) and not to order (requests). To respond to an offer, expressions such as: Yes, pleaseeither No, thank you, as appropriate.

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