Sentence Position

No comma after 'like'.
'On the part of / by / of someone', not 'to someone'.

The modal would in questions with the subject pronoun you and the verb like asks for a preference or desire on the part of someone in doing something in the present or future.



Is it like this?



I quite don't understand why I have to use "on the part of someone" instead of "to someone"



could you please

You don't; I gave you three options. However, 'to' is plainly the wrong preposition; the desire or preference is held by the speaker, not the listener.

Thanks for the explanation and the options.

Then, can it be wrritten like this?

The modal would in questions with the subject pronoun you and the verb like asks for a preference or desire on someone in doing something in the present or future.

I did not give you 'on' as a choice.

Sorry Mister Micawber, I just thought the phrase could be shorter.

I was absolutely wrong.

Thanks once again.

What about this explanation, will it fit "someone" in there?

The modal would in questions with the subject pronoun you and the verb like asks someone for a preference or desire in doing something in the present or future.

Yes, that's good. Now I see what you're looking for. I think I was confused before. Still no 'to', though.

Thank you once again. You do such a great and helpful job.