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 Talk about modal WOULD

 Ask requests and give offers
ACTIVITY 6
DAILY EXPRESSIONES

CONJUGATION AND USE OF THE MODAL VERB "WOULD" IN POSITIVE STATEMENTS  

1. INSTRUCTIONS: add would and one of the verbs from the box below to the sentences:
 
 
know like bark accept buy tell finish go play take
 
1. Mike would like to come with us. 
2. Anna and Jemison __ would Accept _____ our invitation if they were in town.
3. Carl __ would _bark________ his girlfriend out to the mall every weekend.
4. Erika told us she __ would tell____her dad if we continued throwing papers at her.
5. The boys _ would _play_______ football if they had a ball, but they don't.
6. If I had money I ____ would buy____a mansion for my family and a 1969 red Ferrari.
7. If I were the President of this country, I _ would finish______ all corruption and poverty.
8. The dogs ___ would ______ if you hit them.
9. If you made the smallest sound, they ___ would _know___ we are here.
10. In every normal country, you ___ would _go_____ to jail for stealing other people.

WOULD IN NEGATIVE STATEMENTS

INSTRUCTIONS: fill in the gaps with the NEGATIVE form of WOULD and the verb in parenthesis.

1. Mike wouldn’t buy a car even if he had the money to do so. (buy)

2. Belinda ___ would not accept__ me as her boyfriend if I asked her to. (accept)

3. I ___ would not like____________ you to leave this country forever. (like)

4. If Belinda kissed me, I ____ would not tell___________ anyone. (tell)

5. If I went to Nina's party, I ____ would not finish________ my History essay for tomorrow. (finish)

6. I ______ would not know_____________ they were coming if you didn't tell me. (know)

7. If I had the chance of going to England, I ____ would not go_________________. (go)

8. If it were not for Simon Bolivar, Colombia _____ would not be____________ an independent country. (be)

9. If I had something more interesting to do, I ___ would not play___________ Purchase all day. (play)

10. If I lived in a dangerous neighborhood, I _____ would not take__ the dog out for a walk late at night. (take)
 
 
INSTRUCTIONS: Organize the following words to make coherent sentences in affirmative and negative form.
Don't forget to use proper punctuation.
 
1. would/accept/I/not/go out/to/with/her _ I would not accept to go out with her__
2. would/I/take/the/home/boy/vacations/for _ I would take the boy for vacations_
3. would/not/a/buy/car/you __ You would not buy a car_ 
4. would/tell/her/I _ I would tell her__ 
5. would/not/they/rugby/play _ They would not play rugby__ 
6. would/ she/ to/ like/ go/ vacation/ on/ this/ year. _ She would like to go on a vacation this year_ 
7. like/ He/ meet/ wouldn't/ to/ you/ He wouldn’t like to meet you.__
8. love/ We/ to/ you/ visit/ would/ again. _ We would love to visit you again__
9. play/ the/ guitar/ Would/ you/ like/ to/? _ Would you like to play the guitar?__
10. wouldn't/ to/ swim/ there/ I/ like. _ I wouldn’t like to swim there.__

INSTRUCTIONS: Fill in the words to complete the sentences using "would, would like, would love or
wouldn't like".

1. You want to do something with your friend tonight. You ask:

What ____ Would you like ____________to do tonight?
2. You are in a restaurant and you ask for a glass of water.
____ Would ___________ you bring me a glass of water please?

3.You are expressing how much you want to go to Paris.                                      

I _____ Would love ______________ to go to Paris.

4.You don't like to work as a waiter.

I______ Wouldn’t like _______________ to work as a waiter.

5.You are offering your friend a sandwich.

_________ Would you like ___________________ a sandwich?

You will learn how to:

 Talk about modal verb WOULD
 Ask requests and give offers
GUIDE 6
DAILY EXPRESSIONES

Affirmative
Subject + would + verb + c
I would like a coffee.
Interrogative
Negative
Would + subject + verb + C?
Subject + would + not + verb + c.
Would you like some tea?
She wouldn't like it.
Yes, I’d or No, I wouldn’t
 GRAMMAR
MODAL VERB WOULD Would for polite requests and questions
 Would you open the door, please? (More
Would is an auxiliary verb - a modal auxiliary verb. polite than: Open the door, please.)
We use would mainly to:
 Would you go with me? (More polite than:
 expressing desire, polite requests and Will you go with me?)
questions, opinion or hope, wish and regret
 Would you know the answer? (More polite
than: Do you know the answer?)
Structure of would
The basic structure for would is:  What would the capital of Nigeria be? (More
polite than: What is the capital of Nigeria?)
Would for opinion or hope
auxiliary verb  I would imagine that they'll buy a new one.
subject + + main verb
would
 I suppose some people would call it torture.
Note that:
 I would have to agree.
 The auxiliary verb would is invariable.
 I would expect him to come.
There is only one form: would
 Since you ask me I'd say the blue one is
 The main verb is usually in
best.
the base form (He would go).
Would for wish
Would for desire or inclination  I wish you would stay. (I really want you to
stay. I hope you will stay.)
 I'd love to live here.
 They don't like me. I'm sure they wish I'd
 Would you like some coffee?
resign.
 What I'd really like is some tea.

NOW YOU PRACTICE

WRITE THE SENTENCES IN ORDER
1. Would /ask / I / him.
2. A cup/ like / you / would /of tea?
3. Sing / like / would / you / to /?
4. Me / help / you / would?
5. Would /cook / I
6. A / fruit / would / you / piece / like / of?
7. like / to / would / I / travel
8. Albert / like to / kiss / wouldn´t / her
9. Would / here / wait / you /?
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GRAMMAR: USE OF MODAL “WOULD LIKE”

We can use “WOULD LIKE” to ask in a polite way. I'd like or we'd like (or I would like / we would like). Look
at the examples to do this activity using the verb in parenthesis if it’s necessary.
Example 1: Ask the waiter for a bottle of sparkling water.
Answer: I'd like a bottle of sparkling water, please.
Example 2: Tell your friend you want to see the news on TV now. (See)
Answer: I'd like to see the news on TV now.

NOW YOU PRACTICE

 1) Ask the waiter for a glass of wine.
_________________________________a glass of wine, please.

2) Ask the bank manager to borrow some money. (borrow)

_____________________________________ some money, please.

3) Ask the ticket vendor to sell you two tickets. (buy)

______________________________________two tickets, please.

4) Tell the shop assistant you want to see the black dress. (see)
_______________________________________the black dress, please.

5) Ask the waiter for some more coffee.

_______________________________________ some more coffee, please.

6) You and your friend ask the waiter for the chicken. (Have)
_______________________________________ the menu, please.

7) You and your friend tell the girl in the tourist office you want a map.
_________________________________________a map, please.

8) You and your friend ask the travel agent for a holiday brochure. (Take home)
__________________________________________a holiday brochure, please.

9) You and the other students in your class tell the teacher you want some more English homework. (Do)
___________________________________________some more English homework, please.

10) You and your friends ask the ticket vendor for six passes to the disco.
___________________________________________six passes to the disco, please.

LET’S PRACTICE!
CHANGE THESE SENTENCES Depend on the sentences in brackets USING THE MODAL WOULD

EXAMPLES:
a. I would help me (interrogative) Would you help me?
b. Alice wouldn’t travel to Chile. (Affirmative) Alice would travel to Chile

1. I would love to meet her (negative): __________________________________

2. We would miss her a lot (interrogative) __________________________________
3. George and Mark wouldn´t sing (affirmative) __________________________________
4. Mr. Stevenson wouldn’t drive (Interrogative) __________________________________
5. You wouldn´t walk (Affirmative) __________________________________

AT A RESTAURANT
Complete the conversation in a restaurant using I WOULD LIKE,
WOULD YOU LIKE or WOULD YOU LIKE TO.
   
WAITER: What ___Would you like to_____ order?
CUSTOMER: I ___would like____the fried chicken.
WAITER: ___Would you like____ rice or potatoes? 
CUSTOMER: Potatoes, please. 
WAITER: What kind of potatoes _Would you like____? Baked or french fries?
CUSTOMER: I __would like____ french fries.
WAITER: OK. And what ___would you like __to drink?
CUSTOMER: I guess I ____would you like____a cup of coffee.
WAITER: _Would you like_____ anything else?
CUSTOMER: No, that's all for now. thank you. 

NOW YOU PRACTICE

Organize the dialogues in the correct order.
Dialogue 1 Right order
 See you! 1. ___ Would you like to play football after school?_
 Ok, good idea! Let's meet on the playground at two. 2. Ok, good idea! Let's meet on the playground at
two.
 Would you like to play football after school? 3. __See You !__________________

Dialogue 2 Right order

 Ok, may be next week. 4
 Sorry, I can't.2
 Why not? Let's go next week. 3
 Would you like to go to the cinema after English class?
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1. _______________________________________
2. _______________________________________
3. _______________________________________
1 4.

Dialogue 3 Right order

 Ok, why not? Let's meet at 5. 2 1. _______________________________________
 See you on Saturday! 3 2. _______________________________________
 Would you like to go skating on Saturday?1 3. _______________________________________

Dialogue 4 Right order

 No, thanks. I hate tennis. 2 1. _______________________________________
 Great! Let's go on Sunday. 4 2. _______________________________________
 Ok, would you like to go skating?3 3. _______________________________________
 Would you like to play tennis at the weekend? 1 4. _______________________________________