 | To express a request
1. “Will /Would you please write a letter for me?”
“Sure”
(or)
“I am sorry. I am busy now.”
2. “Would you show me the way to the bus station?”
“Sure”
(or)
“I am sorry. I am busy now.”
3. “Would you mind checking this cable for me?”
“No, not at all.”
(or)
"I am sorry. I can't." |
 | To express an offer (Would you like + Nown)
1. "Will you have a cigarette?" (or)
"Would you like a cigarette?"
"Yes, please / Yes, thank you."
(or)
"No, thank you."
2. "Would you like another cup of tea?"
"Yes, please / Yes, thank you."
(or)
"No, thank you."
3. "Would you like something to drink?"
"Yes, thank you. Coffee, please"
(or)
"No, thank you."
4. "Anything to drink?"
"Just a class of water, please."
(or)
"No, thank you."
5. "What would you like?"
"I'd like some tea, please."
(or)
"None for me, Thanks."
6. “Will you have some more coffee?”
(or)
“Would you like some more coffee?”
“Yes, thank you.”
(or)
“No, thank you.” |
 | Invitation (Would you like to)
1. " Would you like to see my house?"
"I'd like to very much (or) I'd love to."
(OR)
"I'd like to very much but I am afraid I can't
"
2. "Would you like to join in this game?"
"I'd like to very much or I'd love to"
(OR)
"I'd like to very much but I am afraid I can't "
|
 | introduction
Souri : "Muruhan, I'd like to introduce you to
Rajan" (or) "Muruhan, I'd like you to
meet Rajan"
Muruhan : Nice to meet you.
Rajan : Nice to meet you, too. |
