I would like to visit … because …
We use would like to say politely what we want. I would like to visit Japan. We say the reason with because: I would like to visit Japan because I want to ride a fast train. The question is: Where would you like to go? or Would you like to visit Brazil? We answer: Yes, I would. or No, I wouldn’t. Look at the table with ideas. Then at home read the travel plan on page 77 of your Student Book and say which part you like best. You do not have to repeat the words of the text.
| I would like to visit … | because I want to … |
|---|---|
| Japan | ride a fast train |
| Italy | see old cities |
| Brazil | see a very big forest |
| Morocco | visit colourful markets |
| Aswan | sail on the Nile |
Where would you like to go, Mona?
I would like to visit Italy because I want to see old cities.
I would like to visit Brazil because I want to see a very big forest.
Would you like to visit Aswan too?
Yes, I would! I want to sail on the Nile.
Adel would like to visit Morocco. He would like to walk in the colourful markets and eat new food. He wouldn’t like to stay at home for the whole holiday. His sister would like to visit Brazil because she wants to see a very big forest.
Dream holiday. Write the names of six countries on cards. The child picks one card and says: I would like to visit … because I want to … . The grown-up asks a question: Would you like to go by plane or by train? Then change. Do not worry about getting it all right: ideas matter.