Question

Lunch- II. Underline the correct word. 1. I like/ would like milk very much. 2. We like/ would like to drink cold Cola. I would like/ like a glass now, but there isn't a in the fridge. 3. He will/is going to Spain next week.​

Answer 1

1. I like milk very much. (Both "like" and "would like" are grammatically correct, but "like" implies a general preference, while "would like" implies a desire for it at the moment. Since there is no context to suggest a specific moment, either could be correct, but "like" is the simpler choice.)

2. We would like to drink cold Cola. I would like a glass now, but there isn't any in the fridge. (The first sentence uses "would like" because it implies a desire for something at the moment. The second sentence uses "any" instead of "a" because "any" is used with negative statements, and "isn't any" means there is no Cola in the fridge.)

3. He is going to Spain next week. (The future with "will" is grammatically correct, but "is going to" is more commonly used to talk about future plans and arrangements.)

Answer 2

Lunch- II. Underline the correct word:

1. I would like milk very much.
2. We would like to drink cold Cola. I would like a glass now, but there isn't one in the fridge.
3. He is going to Spain next week.