What is the negative sentence that would like to do?

The negative sentence of would like to do is: would not like to do

Generally speaking, to change an English sentence to a negative sentence, just add the negative word not. Of course, there are special circumstances, the following is a collection of some ways to change negative sentences in English, let's take a look!

1. If there is a be verb in the sentence, add not after the be verb;

2. If there is a modal verb in the sentence (can, should, must, would), add not after the modal verb;

3.If there is no be verb and modal verb in the sentence, add don't or doesn't before the verb;

If the verb in the sentence is in the three-single form, add doesn't, and reduce the three-single verb to its original form.

4. Some in the affirmative sentence should be changed to any in the negative sentence

For example: there are some students in the classroom there are not any students in the classroom.

would like to do the negative sentence in the infinitive.

Front. Add not: would like not to do sth

she would like not to go boatingwith us .

Sentence Chinese: She didn't want to go boating with us.

would like to do what you want to do, and that would be a modal verb. So its negative sentence is would not like to do meaning.

Don't want to do anything.

The negative form of would like to do should be: wouldn't like to do, because would's is a modal verb, its negation only needs to be followed directly by not.

I would like to do the negative sentence i wouldn'T like to do and i would like not to do are both right iwouldn'tliketodowould, a modal verb similar to can, is directly followed by not'Do you understand, please feel free to ask again.

Would you like to ask a question, you must use yes, pleaseor yes, i would love like to(where i would, can be abbreviated to id).

Negative with no, you like

yes, pleaseor yes, i would love like to(where i would, can be abbreviated as i.)'d)

Negative with no, thanks

what would you like to …?Do you want to...?It is used to ask the other person's will, because the question word is what, so the subject of the question and answer must be the person, event, time, place, and thing'"Event" and "Thing".

If you change what to who, the subject of the answer is of course "people". “what would you like to …?The commonly used "dust posture i'd like (to)....i'd like can be added directly with a noun or infinitive.

to + verb form: "Didn't pronounce."

what would you like to eat tonight?

What would you like to eat tonight?

what would you like to do with yourfriends?

What do you want to do with your friends?

would you like usage.

would you like noun. You want to order ......Dry brother sleepy.

would you like＋to do sth.Do you want to...??

would you please+do sth.Please ......

pleasedo sth.

would you like to look around?

Do you want to look around?

would you like one more glass?

Do you need another drink?

would you please come tonight?

Would you like to come here tonight?

would you please not do this?

Please don't do this?

Would you like to ask a question, you must use yes, pleaseor yes, i would love like to(where i would can be abbreviated as withered brother id).

Negative use no, you like usage:

would you like noun. You want to order ......would you like＋to do sth.Do you want to...??

would you please+do sth.Please ......I didn't read it....pleasedo sth.

would you like to look around?

Do you want to look around?

would you like one more glass?

Do you need another drink?

would you please come tonight?

Would you like to have a good look tonight?

would you please not do this?

Please don't do this?

would like willing to want. It can be followed by the infinitive as its object, and its negative sentence can be followed by the negative word "not" after would. For example:

i would not like to see her any more.I don't want to see her again.

Please write a few more sentences according to the example sentences below, learn to draw inferences, and your English score will definitely improve!

wouldyou

liketo

The affirmations and negatives of dosth are as follows:

Affirmative: 1, yes, i'd

loveto.

2、that'sagood

not?Negative:

1、sorry,..

2、i'dlove

to,but...

Would you like to ask a question, you must use yes, pleaseor yes, i would love like to(where i would, can be abbreviated as i.)'d)。

Negative with no, thanks

would you like

yes, pleaseor yes, i would love like to(where i would, can be abbreviated as i.)'d)

Negative with no, thanks

what would you like to …?Do you want to...?It is used to ask the other person's will, because the question word is what, so the subject of the question and the answer must be the person, event, time, place, and the two items of "event" and "thing".

If you change what to who, the subject of the answer is of course "people". “what would you like to …?The common "i'd like (to)....i'd like can be added directly to a noun, or an infinitive form "to + verb form".

what would you like to eat tonight?

What would you like to eat tonight?

what would you like to do with yourfriends?

What do you want to do with your friends?

would you like usage.

would you like noun. You want to order ......

would you like＋to do sth.Do you want to...??

would you please+do sth.Please ......

pleasedo sth.

would you like to look around?

Do you want to look around?

would you like one more glass?

Do you need another drink?

would you please come tonight?

Would you like to come here tonight?

would you please not do this?

Please don't do this?

Would you like to ask a question, you must use yes, pleaseor yes, i would love like to(where i would can be abbreviated as sleepy grandson id).

Negative with no, you like

yes, pleaseor yes, i would love like to(where i would, can be abbreviated as i.)'d)

Negate rotten clear with no, thanks

what would you like to …?Do you want to...?It is used to ask the other person's will, because the question word is what, so the subject of the question and the answer must be the person, event, time, place, and the two items of "event" and "thing".

If you change what to who, the subject of the answer is of course "people". “what would you like to …?The common "i'd like (to)....i'd like can be added directly to a noun, or an infinitive form "to + verb form".

what would you like to eat tonight?

What would you like to eat tonight?

what would you like to do with yourfriends?

What do you want to do before starving with your friends?