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DO YOU LIKE / WOULD YOU LIKE? 1

A2–B1 · Beginner
English uses Do you like...? to ask about general preferences and Would you like...? to offer something or make an invitation. Choose the form that suits the situation.


Choose whether each of the following sentences requires "WOULD YOU LIKE" or "DO YOU LIKE". Choose the more natural-sounding response.
Example: Do you like playing guitar?


1. you like dancing? (Would/Do)
2. you like some more food? (Would/Do)
3. you like a glass of water? (Would/Do)
4. you like living in Australia? (Would/Do)
5. you like to go to the movies this evening? (Would/Do)
6. you like to go to the movies? (generally speaking) (Would/Do)
7. you like more sugar for your coffee? (Would/Do)
8. you like some water? (Would/Do)
9. you like your job? (Would/Do)
10. you like practicing English? (Would/Do)
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