Would \ DO you like questions

Let's go through the grammar explanations for "Would

you like?" and "Do you like?" questions:
1. "Would you like?" questions:
- Structure: "Would + subject + infinitive verb +
object/complement?"
- Usage: This form is used to make polite offers,
suggestions, or requests. It is commonly used when
offering something to someone or asking if they want
something. It is more polite and less direct than using the
simple present tense.
- Examples:
1. Would you like a cup of coffee?
2. Would you like to join us for dinner?
3. Would you like some help with that?

2. "Do you like?" questions:

- Structure: "Do + subject + base form of the verb +
object/complement?"
 - Usage: This form is used to inquire about someone's
preferences or opinions. It is used to ask if someone
enjoys or has a positive feeling toward something.
- Examples:
1. Do you like chocolate ice cream?
2. Do you like playing tennis?
3. Do you like the new movie?

In summary, "Would you like?" is used for polite offers or

requests, while "Do you like?" is used to inquire about
someone's preferences or opinions. Both forms are
common in everyday English conversation and play
different roles in communication.
worksheet
1. ________ you like chocolate?
2. ________ you like to visit the zoo this weekend?
3. ________ you like playing soccer or basketball?
4. ________ you like some cake for dessert?
5. ________ you like to be a famous actor in the future?
6. ________ you like going to the beach on hot days?
7. ________ you like to try the new Italian restaurant
downtown?
8. ________ you like help with carrying those bags?

Answer Key:

1. Do you like chocolate?

2. Would you like to visit the zoo this weekend?
3. Do you like playing soccer or basketball?
4. Would you like some cake for dessert?
5. Would you like to be a famous actor in the future?
6. Do you like going to the beach on hot days?
7. Would you like to try the new Italian restaurant
downtown?
8. Would you like help with carrying those bags?