I ___ pizza very much. (like / would like) - I like pizza very much. (= I enjoy pizza in general.), I ___ a pizza for dinner tonight. (like / would like) - I would like a pizza for dinner tonight. (= I want it now.), She ___ watching movies on weekends. (like / would like) - She likes watching movies on weekends. (= It’s her hobby.), She ___ to watch a movie tonight. (like / would like) - She would like to watch a movie tonight. (= She wants to.), What ___ to drink? (do you like / would you like) - What would you like to drink? (= polite offer), I ___ coffee, but I don’t want any now. (like / would like) - I like coffee, but I don’t want any now. (= general preference), He ___ some water, please. (like / would like) - He would like some water, please. (= polite request), We ___ traveling in summer. (like / would like) - We like traveling in summer. (= general truth), We ___ to visit Paris next year. (like / would like) - We would like to visit Paris next year. (= future wish), They ___ spicy food. (like / would like) - They like spicy food. (= general preference),

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