The document provides instruction on using "would like" and "wouldn't like" to make positive and negative sentences in English. It gives examples of using "would like" and "wouldn't like" followed by an infinitive verb to express liking or disliking an activity. There is then a series of exercises for the student to complete using "would like" to express what activities they and others like or would like to do.

1. Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher

2. Would like - grammar
We use would like + to -verbwould like + to -verb to make
positive sentences.
Example:
Would you like to have lunch one day next
week?
I'd like to have your opinion.

3. • We use wouldn´t like + to -verbwouldn´t like + to -verb to
make negative sentences.
• We use WouldWould (subject)(subject) like + tolike + to
-verb ...?-verb ...? to make questions.
Example :
We wouldn´t likewouldn´t like to eatto eat carrots..
Example :
WouldWould youyou likelike to playto play video games?

4. Exercises
A. Complete these sentences using LIKE -
WOULD LIKE:
1) I ____________ playing tennis.
2) He ____________ to play the guitar.
3) You ____________ reading.
4) They ____________ riding a bike.
5) He ____________ riding a horse.

5. 6) I ____________ to run.
7) she ____________ to sing.
8) You ____________ to ski.
9) I ____________ doing sports.
10) We ____________ surfing.
11) I ____________ dancing.
12) They ____________ to draw.
13) You ____________ to do nothing.
14) He ____________ listening to music.
15) She ____________ to play computer
games.

6. 6) I ____________ to run.
7) she ____________ to sing.
8) You ____________ to ski.
9) I ____________ doing sports.
10) We ____________ surfing.
11) I ____________ dancing.
12) They ____________ to draw.
13) You ____________ to do nothing.
14) He ____________ listening to music.
15) She ____________ to play computer
games.