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WOULD LIKE VS. WANT
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WOULD YOU LIKE TO TRAVEL TO…..?

THE COLOSSEUM - ITALY

CHRIST THE REDEEMER - BRAZIL

THE STATUE OF LIBERTY - USA

I would like to travel to

_______ and visit ________.

THE EIFFEL TOWER - FRANCE BURJ AL ARAB - DUBAI

. WANT
WOULD LIKE VS. WANT
Both are used to express a desire.
• Would like -> Polite /Formal
• Want -> Casual / Informal
I want a one-way ticket
+ She wants a one-way ticket.
We don’t want a round-trip ticket.
- He doesn’t want a round-trip ticket.
Do you want a first-class ticket?
? Does she want a first-class ticket?
WOULD LIKE
We’d like a one-way ticket.
She’d like a one-way ticket.
He wouldn’t like a round-trip ticket.
Would you like a first-class ticket?

Receptionist: Good morning. How can I help you?

Customer: I would like a ticket to New York,
please. PLANE TICKETS
Receptionist: First-class or second-class?
Customer: Second-class, please.
I want...
Receptionist: Would you like a round-trip ticket?
Customer: No, thanks. I want a one-way ticket.
Receptionist: OK. The plane takes off at 7 o’clock.
Do you want...
Be at the airport by 5.
Customer: I will. Thanks for your help.
Receptionist: You are very welcome! I’d like...
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AT THE AIRPORT AT THE CHECK-IN DESK

Agent: Good afternoon. Where are you flying to today?

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1. GATE
2. DEPARTURES BOARD
7 4
3. PLANE
4. BOARDING PASS
Passenger: I’m flying to Los Angeles
Agent: May I have your passport, please?
Passenger: Here you are.
Agent: Do you have any baggage to check in?
Passenger: Yes, just one bag.
Agent: Would you like an aisle seat or a window seat?
Passenger: I’d like an aisle seat, please.
Agent: Here is your boarding pass. Be at gate C12 at 8:30.

5 6 Your seat number is 26E.

5. PASSPORT Passenger: Thank you so much!

6. BAGGAGE CLAIM

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7. CHECK-IN DESK

8. BAGGAGE
QUANTIFIERS: LARGE AND
SMALL QUANTITIES
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LEMONADE EGGS PEPPER FRENCH FRIES

BANANA DONUTS
CARROT MILK TOMATOES PIZZA
STRAWBERRIES CHEESE
AVOCADO PEANUTS
MANGO BURGERS
LETTUCE MUSHROOMS

There are a lot of vegetables. There are a lot of donuts. There are a few strawberries.

There are a few burgers. There is a little milk. There isn’t much cheese.

There are a lot of peanuts. There aren’t many eggs.

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QUANTIFIERS burgers
A: Hi ________. How many ___________ do A lot
They are used to indicate the quantity of something,they can be
you eat / drink in a week? A few
used with both countable and uncountable nouns. A lot
B: __________. I love them. Not many
I don’t like them very much. None
I don’t like them.
A lot of Uncountable A lot of
Countable
Many nouns Much
nouns
A few A little
lemonade do
A: Hi ________. How much ___________ A lot
you eat / drink in a week? A little
Not much I love it.
B: __________. Not much
I don’t like it very much. None
I don’t like it.

chicken apples carrots cheese

https://wordwall.net/es/resource/6121565/quantifiers French fries soda cookies milk

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• Williams: Hey Jane, long time no see you. You look great! Are you on a diet?
• Jane: Yes! I’m following the Mediterranean diet!
meat
• Williams: Really? What can you eat? Can you eat any ______________?
• Jane: Yes, I can eat _______________.
much
Yes, but not ________________.
No, I can’t eat ______________.