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When making a request to the other person:

We use the question sentence “Can I have …………..?”.

When accepting these requests, we use structures like “Sure.”, “Yes, of course.”.

When rejecting them, we use structures like “I’m sorry, it’s all gone.”, “No, it’s all gone.”.

Examples:

Can I have some lemonade?
Sure. (+)

When offering something to the other person:

We use the question sentence “Do you want some ………..?”.

When responding positively, we use structures like “Yes, please.”, “Yes, of course.”, “Sure.”.

When responding negatively, we use structures like “No, thanks.”, “No, thanks, I don’t like ..…”, “No, thanks, I don’t want any …..”.

Examples:

Do you want some olives?
No, thanks, I don’t like olives. (-)

Expressing Likes – Dislikes:

When talking about things we like or enjoy in English, we use verbs like “like” and “love”. For things we don’t like or enjoy, we use verbs like “don’t/doesn’t like”, “don’t/doesn’t love”, “dislike/dislikes”.

Examples:

I like/love cheese. (+)
I don’t like/don’t love/dislike tea. (-)

-Do you like fruit juice?

-Yes, I do. – No, I don’t.

He/She likes/loves cheese. (+)
He/She doesn’t like/doesn’t love/dislikes tea. (-)

-Does he/she like fruit juice?

-Yes, he/she does. – No, he/she doesn’t.