4. They'll text you back even if it's 2 am. image source. A lot of people don't check out their phones to text anyone. And if he is texting you at such a late time, then it is surely some cute things guys do when they like you. 5. And there will even be emoticons in his text
 every single time. Symptoms. People with this condition often complain about chest pain and say it feels like something stuck in chest. When this happens, you will experience severe coughing, which also increases your risk of aspiration. Other common symptoms are weight loss, pain in the chest, severe discomfort after eating, and heartburn. They may seem insignificant or even silly, but give them a try and you might find yourself becoming exponentially more popular. 1. Use a Person's Name Let's face it — we're all huge narcissists Give up on the "not enough" mind frame. Successful artists don't frame things around "not enough.". There is never enough time, not enough money, not enough confidence, not enough of whatever it is at that moment to make or do what you need to do to be a successful artist. "They all point to an underlying fear of not being enough Start studying Describe something you would like to do if you were given a day off. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. . Would you like to lower your [...]landline to mobile network costs and your mobile Roaming costs by up to 30%? VocĂȘ gostaria de diminuir seus [...]custos de linhas terrestres para redes mĂłveis e seus custos de Roaming em mais de 30%? Would you like to request more information [...]on a particular product? VocĂȘ gostaria de pedir alguma informação [...]adicional sobre algum produto especĂ­fico? How much time would you like to stay at your first option? Quanto tempo vocĂȘ gostaria de permanecer na primeira opção? Would you like to enjoy a wonderful [...]breakfast, but ypu have no time to prepare it every day? Gostaria de apreciar um maravilhoso [...]pequeno-almoço, mas nĂŁo tem tempo para o preparar? Would you like to add an audio-visual [...]component to your presentation? Gostaria vocĂȘ de adicionar um componente [...]audiovisual Ă  sua apresentação? How would you like to love people who ridicule you [...]at the workplace? VocĂȘ gostaria de amar as pessoas que te ridicularizam [...]no trabalho? Would you like to be part of a global [...]team that helps transform valuable data into invaluable knowledge? VocĂȘ gostaria de fazer parte de nosso [...]time global, ajudando a transformar dados valiosos em conhecimento inestimĂĄvel? Would you like us to book you a hotel room? VocĂȘ gostaria que fizessemos uma reserva [...]de hotel? Would you like to become one [...]of our international agents? Gostaria de se tornar um de [...]nossos agentes internacionais? Would you like someone to proofread that paper which will count heavily towards your [...]final grade? Precisa de alguĂ©m para revisar esse trabalho que vai contar para a nota final do ano? What would you like us to book in advance for your trip? Que planejamento da viagem vocĂȘ gostaria que fizessemos [...]com antecedĂȘncia? What would you like to do just for the [...]heck of it? 20. O que vocĂȘ gostaria de fazer simplesmente [...]por prazer? 20. Lions, would you like more information [...]about getting involved with diabetes camping programs for children or improving your existing Lions camp? VocĂȘs, LeĂ”es, gostariam de obter mais [...]informaçÔes sobre como participar de programas de acampamento para crianças diabĂ©ticas ou sobre como melhorar seu acampamento do Lions existente? Would you like to receive more [...]information about our products and services? VocĂȘ deseja receber mais informaçÔes [...]sobre os nossos produtos e serviços? Would you like to be able to [...]scan the carbon footprint of each product at the supermarket in an instant? Gostaria de poder analisar instantaneamente [...]a pegada de carbono de cada produto no supermercado? What would you like to do by the end of [...]next year? 4. O que vocĂȘ gostaria de fazer atĂ© o final [...]do ano que vem? 4. On the voucher we have space to print a [...] personal message, would you like to say something [...]special? No voucher temos espaço para colocar uma [...] mensagem pessoal, Quer dizer alguma coisa [...]especial? Minerals - soft drink, fizzy drink, [...] soda, for example 'would you like a mineral? Minerals - refrigerante, bebida gaseificada, [...] soda, por exemplo 'would you like a mineral? Or perhaps, in social situations, you may want [...] to extend an invitation "Would you like to have dinner with us tomorrow? Ou talvez, em situaçÔes [...] nĂŁo-profissionais, vocĂȘ pode oferecer um convite "Would you like to [...]have dinner with us tomorrow? Bank official Would you like to pay by cash? FuncionĂĄrio do banco Would you like to pay by cash? In addition, you will [...] determine together, whether you would like to use a hearing aid in the [...]future and in which situations a hearing aid could help you. Alem disso, juntos, vocĂȘs vĂŁo determinar se vocĂȘ gostaria de usar um aparelho [...]auditivo no futuro e em que situaçÔes um aparelho auditivo poderĂĄ lhe ajudar. As you know "My Life Would Suck Without You" single had also a cover like this before the original. VocĂȘ se lembra que o de "My Life Would Suck Without You" teve uma versĂŁo sem foto antes [...]de sair a principal? Here you will definitely find something you like. Aqui vocĂȘ vai definitivamente encontrar algo que vocĂȘ goste. Enter the details of [...] the student that you would like to nominate. Introduza as [...] informaçÔes do aluno que vocĂȘ gostaria de nomear. I would like you to be aware that [...]all Eurocontrol does is coordinate flights a priori . Quero que fique bem claro que [...]o Eurocontrol apenas faz a coordenação dos voos a priori . First set the amount you would like to bet on by setting [...]the card price. Primeiro [...] estabeleça o montante que gostaria de apostar determinando [...]o preço do cartĂŁo. Your Excellency the Portuguese [...] Ambassador, I would like to convey to you my deepest appreciation [...]for the noble gesture by [...]your fellow citizens, and ask you to give my thanks to the relevant parties in Portugal. Senhor Embaixador de Portugal, [...] aproveito a oportunidade para lhe manifestar o meu profundo apreço [...]pelo nobre gesto dos seus [...]concidadĂŁos, pedindo-lhe que o transmita tambĂ©m a quem de direito. Select the amount of cards you would like to play per game. Selecione o [...] montante de cartĂ”es que vocĂȘ gostaria de jogar por jogo. Enter the location for which you would like to receive a weather overview. Introduza a cidade para a qual deseja receber uma previsĂŁo de tempo. More examplesOffersWhat would you like for dinner?Where would you like to go later?Would you like tea or coffee?Would you like to go for a walk after dinner?WantI would like to go for a walk after would like some milk in my would like to go to Japan next would like to have a swimming pool in my you like? Or Do you like? DifferenceWe use “Would you like
..?” to offer something use “ Do you like

?” to ask somebody what they like in general. Search Enter the terms you wish to search for. Sophie's in Hong Kong for Chinese New Year. At home it’s cold and Oliver is making soup. Instructions As you watch the video, look at the examples of can, could and would for offers, invitations, requests and permission. They are in red in the subtitles. Then read the conversation below to learn more. Finally, do the grammar exercises to check you understand, and can use, these structures correctly. Transcript Daisy Wow, it's cold out there! You're home early. Are you alright?Oliver Never better 
 Hey, you couldn't pass me that plate, could you? Please? Thanks. But the heating at college broke down this morning, so when our accountancy lecturer said “Ladies and gentlemen, would you like a free afternoon to study at home?” Well, it was an offer we couldn't refuse really. It was freezing!Daisy Well, I see you've been busy. What is it? Can I have a taste?Oliver Yes, of course you can! Here. What do you think?Daisy Mmmm. Wow, that's really good soup, there, big brother. What is it?Oliver It's a country recipe. I found it in one of Gran's old cookery books. But I've made a lot. Why don't you call Amy? You can ask her round for dinner, if you like. There's more than enough. I've made bread too, You are one amazing brother!Oliver I know. Now go and Amy? Oh, hi, Mrs Hao. Could I speak to Amy, please? 
 Thank you ... Amy? It's Hi! What's up?Daisy Would you like to come to our house for dinner?Amy Ah, yes, that would be really cool. Thank you. And could you say thanks to your mum for me?Daisy Well, actually, she isn't here. It's Oliver's idea. He's made some wonderful soup. And Nice! I could bring something for dessert, if you like. I can make an apple cake ... Pardon, Mum? Ah, thanks! It's Chinese New Year, so we've got some special sweets here. My mother says I can take some to your house, so you can try Oh yes! Chinese New Year! Mum's in Hong Kong this week, writing about the celebrations. She emailed us some photos. But I thought your family's from Cambridge ... ? Do you celebrate Chinese New Year? Amy Yes, of course! Three of my grandparents are from Hong Kong, in fact – though my mother's father is Scottish. My parents and I are British, but we celebrate as a family. Listen, I'd better go and make that cake, or it'll be too OK! Oh, Mum's calling. See you in an Great. See Hi, Mum!Sophie Hi! Listen, it's just after midnight here and it's really noisy ...Oliver Wow, it sounds amazing!Sophie It is. Plus I've recorded some great interviews and got some fantastic photos for the blog. WOW!Daisy You couldn't send some photos to Amy too, could you, Mum? Is that OK? Her family's from Hong Kong – I'm sure she'd love to see Yes, no problem, but don't give me her email address now, I can't hear anything very well! It's too loud!Daisy I'll phone you again tomorrow morning, OK?Oliver / Daisy OK. Love Love you She's having Yes. I miss Me Amy? Is everything OK?Amy Yes, fine. My mother says would you two like to have dinner with us tomorrow? She says we can celebrate Chinese New Year together. And Dad says we can have special food – he'll make it – and we've got fireworks and ... you know ... if you like ...Daisy We'd love to! We use the modal verbs can, could and would to offer to do things for people or to invite them to do something. We also use them to make requests or ask permission to do something. What are modal verbs? They are a type of auxiliary verb we use with other verbs to add more meaning to the verb. After modal verbs we use the infinitive form without to. Modals are not used with the auxiliary verb do; to form the negative, we add not after the modal. To ask questions, we put the modal in front of the subject. Hey, you couldn't pass me that plate, could you? Can I have a taste? Modals do not change in the third person singular form he/she/it in the present simple. Sophie can send photos. Modals seem quite easy to use. What do we use them for? We use them for lots of different things, and the same modal verbs can have several different uses. Today we are just going to look at offers, invitations, requests and permission. Right, fire away! I mean, you can fire away if you like. Oh, you’re giving me permission. Thank you. We use would + like a lot for offers. It’s very useful for different situations. Would you like to come to our house for dinner?Would you like some cake?Would you like to celebrate Chinese New Year with us? For more informal invitations you can use can + get. Get means buy in this context. Can I get you a drink? We also use would and can for offering to help someone. Would you like some help?Can I help you?Can I give you a hand with that? That sounds very strange, Can I give you a hand?. It just means Can I help you?. We also use modals for asking for something making a request or asking permission. Can you do me a favour? more informalCould you say thanks to your mum for me? more politeI’ve finished my homework. Can I go now? more informalCould I speak to Amy, please? more polite What’s the answer? Yes, you can. / No, you can’t.? Not normally. Usually the positive answer is Yes, sure. / Yes, of course. / Certainly. We usually avoid a direct “No” in the negative answer. We’d say something like Well, I’m not sure. / Tomorrow night’s a bit difficult. / Um, actually, she’s not here at the moment. Ah, so you need to listen carefully to see if the answer is yes or no. Absolutely. We don’t like saying no in English. We also like to use longer structures in more formal situations Do you think you could do me a favour? Would you mind closing the window, please?Could you tell me how to get to the town centre, please? Yes, but isn’t the pronunciation important too? Ah, you mean the intonation? Yes, that’s very important, I’m glad you mentioned that. It can make all the difference between sounding polite and rude. It’s very important to get it right if you want a stranger to do something for you. You need to get 'up and down' movement in your voice. Right. One more thing, do you think you could help me with my homework now? It would only take about an hour. Um, well, actually 
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Would you like to have some water? She would like to eat a piece of cake. We can use it in positive, negative sentences and questions. I would like to stay home today. She would like to buy a new car. Would you like to go to the cinema? Would you like to eat an apple? He wouldn't like to come with us. Mary wouldn't like to watch that movie. "Would like" is the same for all subjects. I would like to play tennis tomorrow night. You would like to play tennis tomorrow night. He / she / Sally would like to play tennis tomorrow night. We would like to play tennis tomorrow night. They / our homemates would like to play tennis tomorrow night. Contractions We can make them shorter by using contractions I would like = I'd like She would like = She'd like /he'd They would like = They'd like We would like = We'd like You would like = You'd like I'd like to drink some milk. I'd like to eat some olives. I'd like to cook some eggs. 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