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Would you like some …?
Connect P2 Term 1: Unit 6
GoalOffer food and drink politely and answer.
New words
Would you like …? · a polite questionsome · a little or a fewYes, please. · I want itNo, thank you. · I don’t want itI’d like … · I want … (polite)
Explanation
We ask politely: Would you like some water? If we want it, we say: Yes, please. If we do not want it, we say: No, thank you. We can also say what we want: I’d like some juice. We use some with food and drink: some bread, some water, some grapes.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Would you like some water? | Yes, please. |
| Would you like some fries? | No, thank you. |
| What would you like? | I’d like some juice. |
Worked examples
Mum
Would you like some fruit, Mariam?
Mariam
Yes, please.
Mum
Would you like some ice cream too?
Mariam
No, thank you. I’d like some water.
Look. A friend asks: Would you like some juice or some water? Say: I’d like some … .
Now you. Ask a grown-up: Would you like some …? Listen to the answer.
Class activity
Pretend cafe. One person is the waiter, one is the guest. The waiter asks: Would you like some bread? The guest answers: Yes, please. or No, thank you. Then the guest says what they would like. Swap places.
Practice
1
Listen. What is the polite answer?
…
Yes, please. (or: No, thank you.)
2
You want some fruit. A friend asks: Would you like some fruit? What do you say?
Yes, please.
3
You don’t want fries. What do you say?
No, thank you.
4
Fill in: I’d like ___ bread. (some or are)
some.
5
Writing: copy ‘No, thank you.’
No, thank you.