Joe
and his friend want
to
buy
a present for Sarah. She likes water sports, so they want
to buy a water polo ball. They have got £ 8.
They want to
go to a sports shop.
Exprimer
la volonté en anglais
On
peut utiliser le verbe WANT suivi d'un nom ou d'un infinitif précédé
de TO
I
want a dog
for Christmas
I
want to
travel to London
At
the sports shop, Joe and his friend would
like to buy swimming goggles, but they're too
expensive (
£ 13). They haven't got enough
money. So, the shop assistant proposes to buy a fabulous water-polo
ball for £ 7.
Exprimer
un souhait en anglais
On
peut utiliser WOULD LIKE suivi d'un nom ou d'un infinitif précédé
de TO.
I'd
like a strawberry ice-cream,
please!
I'd
like to see
that film with Bruce Willis
'd
= contraction de WOULD
