I drink a glass of milk every day My father will go home after two days I want to buy some presents different from Amy's In the middle of this month, we have a English speech contest during the English Festival

I drink a glass of milk every day My father will go home after two days I want to buy some presents different from Amy's In the middle of this month, we have a English speech contest during the English Festival


How much milk do you drink every day?
How soon will your father go home?
Whose present do you want to buy some presents different from?
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I' like ____ (have )a glass of milk.


I'd like? If so, to have



I want a glass of milk


How much milk do you want?



I drink a glass of milk in breakfast.
If there are mistakes, find out and correct them


in---for
Before breakfast, add for (specifically refers to a meal), sometimes add at (mostly, meaning breakfast), that is, you can't add in



would you like milk or coffee?_______ .l'd just like a cup of tea.A.either B.neither
C.both D.all


Choose B
Neither is needed



Would you like to have a cup of coffee
___ you ___ to have cup of coffee?


Do you want to have a cup of coffe?



would you like to have a cup of black coffee
(would you like to) have a cup of black coffee
be equal to
A.will you please
B.do you want to
C.do you like to
D.are you good at


B
"Would like" is a more euphemistic and polite expression
Would like + to do For example:
She’d like to go there alone.
She wants to go there alone
We’d like to see our teacher in hospital this Sunday.
This Sunday, we want to see the teacher in hospital



would you like a____ cup of coffee No,thanks.


another



would you like a cup of coffee,_____ Next, which one?
Shall we get to business right away
A.and B.then C.or D.of


c. Do you want a cup of coffee or do you want to get down to business?



Would you like a cup of coffee?No,_____ .
A、I won'd B、I don't C、thank you
But I think C can also ask which is better and why


A written answer, used in the exam. C for homework, not available, generally no, talks