33. I would like to + (verb)
I. DESCRIPTION
"I would like to + verb" is a polite and formal way to express a desire or intention to perform a particular action or task. It is similar in meaning to "I want to" but it is considered more polite and respectful in certain contexts, such as formal or professional conversation.
For example,
i) "I would like to schedule a meeting with you" is a polite way of expressing the desire to arrange a meeting, as opposed to saying "I want to schedule a meeting with you."
For example,
i) "I would like to schedule a meeting with you" is a polite way of expressing the desire to arrange a meeting, as opposed to saying "I want to schedule a meeting with you."
II. EXAMPLES
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Agnes
British English
William
British English
Olivia
American English
James
American English
Charlotte
AUS English
Amaia
NZ English
Lethabo
SA English
Geetha
IND English
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I would like to go for a walk.
I would like to learn a new language.
I would like to visit Japan.
I would like to try sushi for the first time.
I would like to volunteer at a local charity.
I would like to read more books this year.
I would like to start my own business someday.
I would like to take up painting as a hobby.
I would like to attend a music festival this summer.
I would like to travel the world and experience different cultures.
32. I want to + (verb)
34. I was about to + (verb)
