1) What's the difference between: a) i like apples
b) I'd like an apple, please
2) Which of the forms is more polite?
a) I want a kilo of plums
b) I'd like a kilo of plums, please
3) Does Would you like ...? mean...
a) Do you like ... ?
b) Do you want ...?
4) When do we use Would you like to watch a cartoon on TV?
a) For invitation
b) For giving advice
5) When do we use Would you like some cherries?
a) For giving personal information
b) For offering things
6) What's the form of the verb after would like and like?
a) I'd like to read this book now.
b) I like reading books.

Первая група      2                      3

old                     elder              the eldest

fast                     faster               the fastest

small                 smaller           the smallest

short                  shorter           the shortest

new                    nower            the newest      

great                   greater      the greatest

clever                  cleverer          the clevest                                                                                                  funny                       funner                the funnest                                                                                         

noisy                       noisier              the noisiest            

big                              bigger           the biggest  

scary                         scarier           the scariest    

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