0
Top answer
If you want to express desire/wishes. Furthermore it's polite. compare: "I would like to go to the cinema" with: "I want to go to the cinema" The former one sounds better, right ?
- If you want to express desire/wishes.
- Furthermore it's polite.
- compare: "I would like to go to the cinema" with: "I want to go to the cinema" The former one sounds better, right ?
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
If you want to express desire/wishes. Furthermore it's polite.
compare:
"I would like to go to the cinema"
with:
"I want to go to the cinema"
The former one sounds better, right ?
compare:
"I would like to go to the cinema"
with:
"I want to go to the cinema"
The former one sounds better, right ?
00
Hi!
When you want to order food in a restaurant (usually fast food), you could say ' I would like (I'd like) to order/have' (food items)...
When you want to order food in a restaurant (usually fast food), you could say ' I would like (I'd like) to order/have' (food items)...
0
Related Questions