1.

Complete the conversations with like or would like:

“Would you like soup or salad?”

a.
“I would like salad, please.”

“I really don’t like    the weather today.”

b.
“Really? I like rain.”

“Do you   would like   spaghetti?”

c.
“Yes, I love it.”

“She doesn’t   like   coffee very much. She

d. prefers tea.”
“Really? I prefer coffee.”
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“Tomorrow morning, I   would like   to go to a

e. cafe and read the newspaper.”
“Okay. Can I go with you?”

“She doesn’t   like   taking medicine when she

f. has a headache.”
“Really? Why not?”

“Do you want to learn a new language?”

g.
“Yes, I   would like    to learn German one day.”

“In the future, I   would like   to be a doctor.”

h.
“Well, you have to study hard then.”

“Do you  like  exercise?”

i.
“No, I hate it.”

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“Maybe we should order some salad.”

j.
“No, I don’t  like  salad. Could we order soup?”

“Hi, I  would like   to make an appointment.”

k.
“Sure. What time would you like to come?”

“Do you want to go dancing tonight?”

l.
“No, I don’t   like   dancing. Sorry.”

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2. Write the sentences another way using want, love, dislike, or hate:

a. I really dislike exercise.

I hate exercise.

b. Would you like some tea?

Do you love some tea?

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c. She’d like to go to the bathroom.

She’d would love to go to the bathroom.

d. I really don’t like homework.

I really hate homework.

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e. She doesn’t like waking up early.

She hate waking up early.

f. He’d like to change jobs.

He’d would love to change jobs.

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g. Sam really likes playing the guitar.

Sam really love to play the guitar.

h. She really doesn’t like camping.

She really hate camping.

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i. In the future, would you like to get married?

In the future, would you love to get married?

j. I’m hungry. I’d like to eat something.

I'm hungry. I'd love to eat something.

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k. Let’s take another photo. I don’t like this one.

Let's take another photo. I hate this one.

l. Mike really likes playing soccer.

Mike loves to play soccer.

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3. Rewrite the orange parts of the sentences using the correct

form of like or would like:

a. What do you want for breakfast?

What would you like for breakfast?

b. She dislikes doing the laundry.

She doesn’t like doing the laundry.

c. I hate shopping.
I do not like shopping.

d. Do you want to go to a movie on Friday or Saturday night?

Would you like to go to the movies on Friday or Saturday night?

e. Mike loves surfing.

Mikes like surfing

f. Do you enjoy music?

Do you like music?

g. I want to take a break.

h. I would like to take a break.

i. We dislike working out.

We don’t like working out.

j. She enjoys making money.

She likes making money.

k. He loves watching the sunrise.

He likes watching the sunrise.

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l. I hate getting angry.

I do not like getting angry.

m. Do you want to go bowling with me?

Would you like to go bowling with me

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4. Answer the following questions about yourself in full sentences:

a. Which sports do you like?

I really like ballet and cheerleading.

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b. What kinds of food do you dislike?

I don't like food that contains a lot of fat.

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c. What country would you like to go to?

I would like to go to South Korea

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d. Which would you like to learn: the guitar, piano, or violin?

I would like to learn violin

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e. Do you like children? Would you like to have (more) children in the future?

Yes, I like children but I would not like to have any in the very near future.

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