Polite request
I’d like a glass of water, please.
Bir stakan suv bersangiz, iltimos.
General English · A1
Ask for something politely, offer something and invite someone to join you.
I’d like yordamida istagingizni muloyim ayting. Would you like…? bilan biror narsa yoki birga bajariladigan ishni taklif qiling. Would like dan keyin ot yoki to + fe’l keladi.
Would like is a polite way to say want. Use would like + noun for a thing, or would like + to + base verb for an action. Would stays the same with every subject. In a question, put would before the subject. I’d like means I would like. Would you like…? offers something or invites someone; Do you like…? asks about a general preference.
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| Pattern | Example |
|---|---|
| subject + would like + noun | I would like a sandwich. |
| subject + ’d like + noun | She’d like a window seat. |
| subject + would like + to + base verb | We’d like to sit outside. |
| would + subject + like + noun? | Would you like some tea? |
| would + subject + like + to + base verb? | Would they like to come? |
| Full form | Contraction |
|---|---|
| I would like | I’d like |
| you would like | you’d like |
| he / she would like | he’d / she’d like |
| we / they would like | we’d / they’d like |
| would not like | wouldn’t like |
| Offer or invitation | Accept | Decline |
|---|---|---|
| Would you like some juice? | Yes, please. | No, thank you. |
| Would you like to join us? | Yes, I’d love to. | I’m sorry, I can’t. |
| What would you like? | I’d like a salad, please. | Nothing, thank you. |
Polite request
I’d like a glass of water, please.
Bir stakan suv bersangiz, iltimos.
Desired action
We’d like to visit the old town.
Eski shaharga borishni istardik.
Offer
Would you like a chair? Yes, please.
Stul kerakmi? Ha, iltimos.
Invitation
Would you like to have lunch with us?
Biz bilan tushlik qilishni istaysizmi?
An unwanted situation
I wouldn’t like to live in a very noisy street.
Juda shovqinli ko‘chada yashashni istamasdim.
Avoid: I’d like go home.
Use: I’d like to go home.
An action after would like needs to + base verb.
Avoid: She would likes tea.
Use: She would like tea.
After would, like has no s.
Avoid: Do you would like a biscuit?
Use: Would you like a biscuit?
Would makes the question without do.
Avoid: I’d like swimming now.
Use: I’d like to swim now.
Unlike like on its own, would like takes a to-infinitive for an action.
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