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______ some more soup?
Did you like
Would you like
You will like
You want to like
Let’s break it down:
- Option 1: "Did you like some more soup?"
This doesn’t work. "Did you like" is past tense. It’s used to ask about something that happened already, not to offer more.
- Option 2: "Would you like some more soup?"
This is the right fit. It’s a polite way to offer something. This is what you’d actually say at the dinner table.
- Option 3: "You will like some more soup?"
Sounds odd. It predicts the other person’s feelings. Not how we offer food.
- Option 4: "You want to like some more soup?"
This doesn’t make sense; it’s awkward and not correct English.
So yeah, Option 2 is definitely the one you want here.
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