Do You Like vs. Would You Like | I Like vs. I Would Like - English Sentence Patterns Explained
Welcome back to Hari Lesi Ingresi! In today’s lesson, we’ll dive into some essential English phrases: understanding the difference between “Do you like” and “Would you like” as well as “I like” and “I would like.” These phrases may look similar, but each one has a unique use and meaning in English.
We’ll also look at sentence patterns like “I like to read” and “I like reading,” and explain how both can generally be used interchangeably. There’s a slight nuance to each, but don’t worry—most of the time, either one works just fine. By the end of this video, you’ll feel more comfortable using these phrases naturally in your English conversations!
Whether you’re an English beginner or looking to brush up on your skills, this lesson will help you improve your understanding and usage of these common phrases.
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:39 Like
8:25 Would like
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