Modal verbs would and will for requests

What would you like?

I'd like the veggie burger.

I'll have a mango salad.

What kind of soup would you like?

I'd like onion soup, please.

I'll have the soup of the day.

What would you like to drink?

I'd like a lemonade.

I'll have a large orange juice.

Would you like anything else?

Yes, please. I'd like some coffee.

That's all, thanks.

Contractions

I'll = I will

I'd = I would

Complete this conversation. Then practice with a partner.

Server:        What ________ you like to order?

Customer:  I ________ have the spicy fish.

Server:       ________ you like salad or potatoes?

Customer:  I ________ like potatoes, please.

Server:        OK. And ________ you like anything to drink?

Customer:  I ________ just have a glass of water.

Server:        Would you ________ anything else?

Customer:  No, that's all for now, thanks.

Later

Server:        Would you  ________ dessert?

Customer:  Yes, I ________ like ice cream.

Server:        What flavor ________ you like?

Customer:  Hmm. I ________ have mint chocolate chip, please.

GRAMMAR PLUS Would like means want.

Complete the conversation with would, I'd, or I'll.

A: Would you like to order now?

B: Yes, please. ________ have the shrimp curry.

A:  ________ like noodles or rice with that?

B: Hmm,  ________ have rice.

A:  And ________ you like a salad, too?

B: No, thanks.

A:  ________ you like anything else?

B: Yes, ________ like a cup of green tea.

Both "a salad" and "salad" are fine. "A salad" is often used for specific types, like a side salad or Caesar salad, especially when ordering individually at a restaurant. "Salad" is uncountable, like bread or meat, indicating a dish primarily of green leafy vegetables.

What kind of meat do you want?

And do you want anything to drink?

I want a mixed green salad.

I want a large iced tea, please.

Places (skyscraper | stadium | park) 1 ___   2 ___    3 ___ 

Complete 

1.The place was opened ___ years ago. It’s a good place to ___, ___, ___, and ___. 

2. This place was finished ___ years ago. It’s over ___ stories high. There’s a ___ at the top. On a clear day, you can see for ___ kilometers or more. 

3. This place was opened ___ years ago. It was built for ___ and ___ teams. It can hold over ___ people.