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Code 1: Pranayam Technique (Love)

CTLP - Code and Task-based Learning Practice.


The English Kitten

Pranayam Technique


Express our interest or talk about likes & dislikes.

Max's girlfriend, Diana. He wants to propose to her.


Example 1:

  1. Would you like to marry me?
  2. Yes, I would like to marry you.
  3. No, I wouldn't like to marry you.

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Would you like?

I would like.

I wouldn't like.

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Examples:- (Play a game of passing the ball with classmates)

Would you like to watch a movie?

Yes, I would like to watch a movie.

No, I wouldn't like to watch a movie.


Would you like to go for a trip?

Yes, I would like to go for a trip.

No, I wouldn't like to go for a trip.


Would you like to speak English?

Yes, I would like to speak English.

No, I wouldn't like to speak English.


(have) - alternative


Would you like to eat a sandwich?

Yes, I would like to eat a sandwich.

No, I wouldn't like to eat a sandwich.


Note: Commonly asked: Do you like? Now you're asking

Would you like?


Would you like to eat a sandwich?

Would you like a sandwich?

[If you use "to", you need to add a verb action]


Would you like to deliver a speech?

Yes, I would like to deliver a speech.

No, I wouldn't like to deliver a speech.


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Savory semolina pudding - Uppuma

Banana fritters - palampori

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Task:-

Waiter: Good afternoon, ma'am! What would you like to have? A meal or a beverage?

Cus1: We'd like to have some soft drinks, please.

Waiter: Which brand would you prefer? Coke or Pepsi?

Cus2: We'd like Pepsi, please.

Waiter: Would you like it chilled or at room temperature?

Cus1: Not too cold, please. We'd prefer it moderately chilled.


Would you like to drink a cup of tea?

Yes, I would like to drink a cup of tea.

No, I wouldn't like to drink a cup of tea.

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For water: Glass of water

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Would you like a cup of tea?

I would like a cup of tea.

I wouldn't like a cup of tea.


Would you like to try this outfit?

Yes, I would like to try this outfit.

No, I wouldn't like to try this outfit.


Would you like to join me for dinner?

Yes, I would like to join you for dinner.

No, I wouldn't like to join you for dinner.

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for - purpose

to - place

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Would you like to go for shopping?

Yes, I would like to go for shopping.

No, I wouldn't like to go for shopping.


Task (Group conversation tried)

Salesperson: Can I help you, sir? What kind of outfit are you looking for—formal or casual?

Customer: I'm looking for a formal shirt.

Salesperson: May I know your shirt size?

Customer: It's 34, and I'm looking for a slim fit.

Salesperson: Would you like to try this shirt? It's very popular right now.

Customer: Yes, I'd like to try this one. Where is the fitting room?

Salesperson: The fitting room is over there.

Customer: I like this shirt. I'd like to buy it.

Salesperson: Certainly, sir. Here is your bill.