What would you like?
● We use countable and uncountable nouns to talk about food and
drinks.
I have an orange. Matilda has two oranges.
Isaac has bread and milk for breakfast.
● We use would like to talk about our preferences for food and
drinks.
Would you like apple juice or lemonade?
I'd like lemonade. ('d like = would like)
What would you like to have for lunch?
I'd like to have fried rice.
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1 Poppy eats a apple every day. 1
2 Mum needs a carrot and two tomatoes to 2
make dinner.
3 I would like some rices. 3
4 Look at the bowl. There are two egg in it. 4
5 Would you like cola or lemon tea? 5
6 Q: Miss Lee, would you like coffee or milk tea? 6
A: I'd like milk tea.
7 Q: Max, would you likes a hot dog or 7
a sandwich?
A: I'd like a hot dog.
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