Using What Would You Like to Have? - English polite requests

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Practice polite English for choosing items.

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Froggy Jumps Using What Would You Like to Have? - English polite requestsOnline version Practice polite English for choosing items. by Rehab 1 What do say to offer someone coffee? a Would you like to have a coffee? b You want to have a coffee? c Do you can have a coffee? 2 Choose the question that asks for a preferred option. a What would you like to have for lunch? b What would you have for lunch? c What you like to have for lunch? 3 Which is a proper way to offer something? a Would you like to have some water? b Do you can have some water? c You like to have some water? 4 What does 'What would you like to have?' mean? a I will choose for you. b I don't care what you want. c Tell me your choice. 5 How should you respond to 'Would you like tea or coffee?'? a Tea, please. b I would like both. c Yes, please. 6 Which phrase is a confident offer? a You can sit there? b Would you like to have a seat? c Have a seat you will. 7 Which sentence asks for someone's preference about a drink? a Do you drink it? b What would you like to drink? c Would you drink it? 8 Choose an appropriate response: 'Would you like dessert?' a No, I won't. b Yes, please. I'll have chocolate. c I don't like chocolate. 9 Which is a polite way to suggest food? a Have a slice of cake. b You want a slice of cake? c Would you like to have a slice of cake? 10 What helps keep requests courteous? a Shouting the option. b Using 'Would you like' at the start. c Using 'You want' at the end.

Froggy Jumps

Using What Would You Like to Have? - English polite requestsOnline version

Practice polite English for choosing items.

by Rehab

What do say to offer someone coffee?

Would you like to have a coffee?

You want to have a coffee?

Do you can have a coffee?

Choose the question that asks for a preferred option.

What would you like to have for lunch?

What would you have for lunch?

What you like to have for lunch?

Which is a proper way to offer something?

Would you like to have some water?

Do you can have some water?

You like to have some water?

What does 'What would you like to have?' mean?

I will choose for you.

I don't care what you want.

Tell me your choice.

How should you respond to 'Would you like tea or coffee?'?

Tea, please.

I would like both.

Yes, please.

Which phrase is a confident offer?

You can sit there?

Would you like to have a seat?

Have a seat you will.

Which sentence asks for someone's preference about a drink?

Do you drink it?

What would you like to drink?

Would you drink it?

Choose an appropriate response: 'Would you like dessert?'

No, I won't.

Yes, please. I'll have chocolate.

I don't like chocolate.

Which is a polite way to suggest food?

Have a slice of cake.

You want a slice of cake?

Would you like to have a slice of cake?

What helps keep requests courteous?

Shouting the option.

Using 'Would you like' at the start.

Using 'You want' at the end.

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Using What Would You Like to Have? - English polite requestsOnline version

by Rehab

What do say to offer someone coffee?

Choose the question that asks for a preferred option.

Which is a proper way to offer something?

What does 'What would you like to have?' mean?

How should you respond to 'Would you like tea or coffee?'?

Which phrase is a confident offer?

Which sentence asks for someone's preference about a drink?

Choose an appropriate response: 'Would you like dessert?'

Which is a polite way to suggest food?

What helps keep requests courteous?