Conditional

Conditional 

Auxiliary: Would


We use Conditional to express an action that may be a possibility or alternative.
Negative form: Wouldn't - She would like to study German.
Interrogative Form: Would you like to dance?

Take a look at this examples:

  • Would you like to drink a beer?
  • No, I wouldn't. I would like to drink an orange juice. 

  • What would you like to do this weekend?
  • I would like to go out with my girlfriend.

  • Would you like to buy this book or that one?
  • I would like that one.
Fill in the blanks:

What would you like to _____ (drinks - drink - drank)?
I would __________ (like - likes - don't like) an apple juice.

Would she go to my house ________? (last weekend - tonight - last week)
He would like to __________ (dances - dance - dancing)


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