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    The document discusses language structures used when ordering food or drink, including: 1) "What would you like?" and "I'd like steak..." which use "would like" to politely request something now rather than "like" which refers to a general preference. 2) "Would like" is used with a noun to order a specific item, or with "to" and a verb to request an action. 3) Questions about ordering use "Would you like..." or "What would you like...". The document then provides lists of languages, musical instruments, and the structure "can/can't" to discuss ability.

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    The document discusses language structures used when ordering food or drink, including: 1) "What would you like?" and "I'd like steak..." which use "would like" to politely request something now rather than "like" which refers to a general preference. 2) "Would like" is used with a noun to order a specific item, or with "to" and a verb to request an action. 3) Questions about ordering use "Would you like..." or "What would you like...". The document then provides lists of languages, musical instruments, and the structure "can/can't" to discuss ability.

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    Unit 6 PPP (Part 2)

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    The document discusses language structures used when ordering food or drink, including: 1) "What would you like?" and "I'd like steak..." which use "would like" to politely request something now rather than "like" which refers to a general preference. 2) "Would like" is used with a noun to order a specific item, or with "to" and a verb to request an action. 3) Questions about ordering use "Would you like..." or "What would you like...". The document then provides lists of languages, musical instruments, and the structure "can/can't" to discuss ability.

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    After listening, pay

    attention to the following


    structures used when
    ordering:
    -What would you like?
    -I’d like steak…
    WOULD LIKE LIKE

    When you like something it means you always like it (or usually). When


    you would like something it means you want it (now)

    Would like want (used to order food) Like Used to talk about things
    (a little more polite) you always like.

    Would like + noun I would like a sandwich. (Quisiera un sándwich.)


    (I’d like a sandwich.) I like ice cream. (Me gusta el helado)
    Would like + to infinitive I would like to eat a sandwich. I don’t like ice cream.
    (I’d like to eat a sandwich.)
    Do you like ice cream? Yes, I do/ No, I
    In questions: Would you like something to drink? don’t.
    What would you like to drink?
    Sports/Musical instruments/Languages

    LANGUAGES
    English
    French
    Italian
    Portuguese
    Spanish
    Chinese
    Japanese

    They are the same as


    nationalities.
    (Revise the
    nationalities (Unit 1)

    SPEAK + language
    I speak French.
    (Hablo francés)
    PLAY + the + musical instrument
    I play the piano.
    (Toco el piano)
    CAN/CAN’T (Ability)
    FORM/STRUCTURE: Subject + can + verb (Base form) USE: ability
    I can sing.
    (Puedo cantar)

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