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    MONSERRAT MARTINEZ CABANILLAS A2-1 11/08/2021

    1. Make sentences with want and would like using the prompts below.
    Be careful of the difference between nouns and verbs:

    a. I want (breakfast). b. He would like (take a break).


    I want breakfast. He would like to take a break.

    c. She wants (go to the bathroom). d. We would like (go skating).


    She wants to go to the bathroom. We would like to go skating.
    e. I don’t want (get a job). f. She would like (some lunch).
    I don’t want to get a job. She would like some lunch.

    g. He wanted (go to the World Cup). h. She doesn’t want (water).


    He wanted to go to the World Cup. She doesn’t want water.

    i. I wanted (do you a favour). j. I want (be strong).


    I wanted to do you a favour. I want to be strong.
    k. They want (borrow money). l. I did not want (take a picture).
    They want to borrow money. I did not want to take a picture.

    m. He would like (play volleyball). n. She wanted (read in the garden).


    He would like to play volleyball. She wanted to read in the garden.
    2. Complete the sentences with want in the correct form:

    We wanted (want) to go skydiving last week,


    a.
    but Mark didn’t because he was too scared.

    “I really want (want) to learn about


    b. photography.”
    “You should take a class!”

    Michelle didn’t want (not / want) to go near


    c.
    the water yesterday.

    I didn’t want (not / want) any breakfast this


    d.
    morning because I was sick.

    e. Mike really doesn’t want (want) a new job.


    I’m tired and I don’t want (not / want) to cook
    f.
    dinner. Maybe we can go to a restaurant.

    I wanted (want) to go jogging last night but I


    g.
    couldn’t because I had to do homework.

    Linda and Carlos wants (want) to have the


    h. party on Thursday, but they needed to change
    their plans.

    My brother wants (want) to go snowboarding


    i.
    but I think he should go skiing.

    I don’t want (not / want) to play chess right


    j.
    now. I have a headache.
    We woke up early this morning because
    k.
    we wanted (want) to see the sunrise.

    l. She never wants (want) to practice the piano.


    3. Put the words in order to make questions:

    a. you / some coffee / would / like ?


    Would you like some coffee?

    b. want / do / go / you / skiing / with me / to ?


    Do you want go to skiing with me?

    c. she / go to / the park / did / want / to ?


    Did she want to go to the park?

    d. a holiday in September / would / like / or October / to / you / take ?


    Would you like to take a holiday in September or October?

    e. you / some salad / would / like ?


    Would you like some salad?

    f. she / coffee / or tea / did / to / want / drink ?


    Did she want to drink coffee or tea?

    g. with me / would / take / to / a photo / you / like ?


    Would you like take a photo a with me?

    h. to / or do laundry / does / the bathroom / Michael / want / clean ?


    Does Michael want clean to the bathroom or do laundry?
    4. Answer the questions about yourself:

    a. Do you want to go skydiving?


    Yes, I want.

    b. Would you like to go to the World Cup in Russia in 2018?


    Yes, I would.
    c. What do you want to eat for breakfast tomorrow morning?
    I want eat cookies.

    d. Would you like to move to a different country?


    Yes, I would.
    e. Other than English, which language do you want to learn?
    I want to learn Italian

    f. Would you like to take a trip? If so, where would you like to go?
    Yes, I would.
    I would like to go to Italia.
    g. What would you like to eat for dinner tomorrow night?
    I would like eat for dinner pizza.

    h. Did you want to wake up early this morning?


    No, I didn’t want to wake up early this morning.
    i. What do you want to do this weekend?
    I want to go with my boyfriend to eat at a restaurant.

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