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LESSON 4
Questions with like
What would you like (to) ? (it is more polite than 'what do you want ')
Do you like reading? No, I don’t like reading. //Does he like reading? No, He doesn’t like
reading.
Would like es la forma de condicional del verbo “to like” y está constituída por el
auxiliar would y el infinitivo corto del verbo. Se trata de una forma verbal invariable para
todos los sujetos:
I would like to become a teacher. // He would like to become a teacher.
Las interrogaciones con would like se construyen por inversión del auxiliar y del sujeto,
mientras que la negación se obtiene añadiendo not al auxiliar:
Would you like to become a teacher? // Would he like to become a teacher?
No, I would not (wouldn’t) like to become a teacher. // No, He would not (wouldn’t) like to
become a teacher.
Existe una diferencia de matiz entre like to do y like doing. Cuando hacemos referencia a
pasatiempos o hobbies, se suele utilizar like + gerundio (I like playing tennis at the weekend).
El verbo like se utiliza con un infinitivo para hacer referencia a un hábito o a una elección del
locutor, aunque no siempre se trate de un pasatiempo o de una actividad divertida (I like to
organise my books in alphabetical order).
Os propongo practicar con este matiz en el siguiente ejercicio. Tenéis que completar las
oraciones con la forma de infinitivo o de gerundio del verbo entre paréntesis.
EXERCISES
Choose the correct answer
What is he like?
The right answer is " ____."
He is tall and handsome
He is nice
1. What is he like?
The right answer is " He is tall and handsome ."
Like is used as a preposition .
2. What does he look like?
The right answer is " He is tall and has long black hair ."
Like is used as a preposition
3. What would you like?
The right answer is " I would like coffee, please ."
Like is used as a verb .
4. What does she like doing?
The right answer is " She likes dancing ."
Like is used as a verb .
5. Who does she look like?
The right answer is " She looks like her mother ."
Like is used as a preposition .
1. WW
o What ____ Stuart like doing in his free time? He likes playing
golf.
Would / is / does
o What ____ you like to drink in hot weather? Water and orange
juice.
Did / has / would
o ______? She's got blond hair, blue eyes and usually wears a
jeans.
What does she look like?
What is she like?
What does she like?
o ______? He is quiet and very serious.
What does he look like?
What is he like?
What does he like doing?
o ______? He is really into computer games.
What would he like?
What is he like?
What does he like doing?
o ______? A beer, if that's no problem.
What is it like?
What do you like?
What would you like?
6. What is she like? What does she look like? She's got
blond hair, blue eyes and usually wears a jeans.
4. What is he like?
5. What does he like?
6. What was the weather like?
7. What does she look like?
8. Who does she look like?
9. What would you like?
10. What is it like?
11. It was awful.It rained every day.
12. A beer, please.
13. Her mother, I think.
14. He is very helpful and friendly.
15. It's quite sweet. Taste it.
16. He likes reading comics and spending time with his friends.
17. She's got short blond hair and blue eyes.
18. FF
1. I like
(read) comics.
2. I like
(put) some milk in my tea.
3. I like
(keep) my desk tidy.
4. I like
(do) the shopping early on Saturday morning.
5. I like
(listen) to classical music.
6. I like
(work) in a team.
7. I like
(do) the washing up before going to bed.
8. I like
(go) to the beach in the summer.
9. I like
(play) computer games.
10. I like
(have) my eyes checked regularly.
19. SSS
1. would you like to learn Japanese?
2. He does not like (not) reading poetry.
3. She likes playing tennis at the weekends.
4. They would like to buy a house with a garden.
7. Would you like to take part in a marathon?
8. I like watching TV in the evenings.
9. What would you like to do when you retire?
10. What do you like doing on holiday?
20. SS
21.
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