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Order Coffee Verb Choose Word Auxiliary Main Object

Question Choose the sentence with the right word order
A You would like some coffee?
B Some coffee would you like?
C Would like you some coffee?
D Would you like some coffee?
Answer d
Remark In order to be polite and helpful while making offers or invitations in conversations, English speakers use ‘Would you like…’: Would you like a biscuit with your coffee?. ‘Would you like…’ is followed either by a noun, or by the verb with to: "Would you like some coffee?"; "Would you like to drink some coffee?” That is the GENERAL question and there is a certain word order in it: auxiliary verb + subject + main verb + object. 'Would' is the auxiliary verb, 'you' - the subject, 'like' – the main verb, 'some coffee' - the object. Therefore, we choose ANSWER 4.

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