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  04 want to ­ sentences
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  06 do / does want to
 
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Present Progressive
Past Progressive
Would like (loving to do something)
Present Perfect Progr.  
Past Perfect Progressive Would like or 'd like (short form). The main verb is always the infinitive.
Future 1 Progressive  

Future Perfect Progressive Examples for the long form of 'would like':
 
  I would like to go for a walk. (I love going for a walk)
Comparison of Tenses Sue would like to make a pizza now. (She loves making a pizza)
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Active Passive exercises
Reported Speech   Choose 'would like to' and the main  verb.
 

a   We would like to have dinner.

 
  We would like to make a pizza.

  I would like to go to a restaurant.
   

  Jane would like to see the film.

  They would like to visit London

  I would like to talk to you.

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'Would like to' and 'want to' ­ English grammar

Would like to or 'd like to (short form). The main verb is always the infinitive. Grammar
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