Would Like + Noun Phrase + To + Verb (Infinitive) Structure

Front

Fill in the blank: I ______ you to help me.

Back

would like

Front

Fill in the blank: She ______ him to call her.

Back

would like

Front

Fill in the blank: We ______ our students to participate.

Back

would like

Front

Fill in the blank: They ______ the company to increase salaries.

Back

would like

Front

Fill in the blank: He’d like his friend ______ soon.

Back

to visit

Front

Which part of the structure 'Would like + [noun phrase] + to + [verb in infinitive]' shows a wish or desire?

Back

Would like

Front

Which part of the structure 'Would like + [noun phrase] + to + [verb in infinitive]' refers to the person or thing receiving the action?

Back

Noun phrase

Front

In the structure 'Would like + [noun phrase] + to + [verb in infinitive]', which part refers to the action we want that person or thing to do?

Back

to + verb (infinitive)

Front

Choose the correct sentence: I would like you help, I would like you to help

Back

I would like you to help

Front

Which of the following sentences is correct in English? I would like that you come., I would like you to come.

Back

I would like you to come.