Question

Choose the sentence with the right word order Some coffee would you like? Would you like some coffee? 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.

Accepted Answer

You would like some coffee? Would like you some coffee? d

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.

Order Coffee Verb Choose Word Auxiliary Main Object