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"Would like" has the meaning of  "want",  but it is used for more polite expressions.

• Do you want  some coffee?  ( This is less formal and polite. We usually use this for friends, children, and etc.)

• Would you like some coffee? (This is more polite and formal.)
  

We can use it with a noun:

Form:  Subject + would like + noun

• I would like a glass of cola.

• Would you like some water?

• She would like a piece of cake.
  

We can use it in positive, negative sentences and questions.

• I would like some coffee.

• She would like a new pair of shoes.

• Would you like some water?

• Would you like an apple?

• He wouldn't like a sandwich.

• Mary wouldn't like  an ice -cream.

"Would like" is the same for all subjects.

• I would like some soup.

• You would like some soup.

• He / she / James would like some soup.

• We would like some soup.

• They / our friends would like some soup.

Contractions:

We can make them shorter by using contractions:



Example Sentences:

• I'd like some milk.

• I'd  like some olives.

• I'd  like some eggs.

• I'd  like some bread.

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