How do you ask the same question when referring to the future? Would you like to come with me? (this is for a present situation) I'm going to the cinema, Would you like to come with me? but, if I sa

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How do you ask the same question when referring to the future? Would you like to come with me? (this is for a present situation) I'm going to the cinema, Would you like to come with me? but, if I say that next year I'm going to visit London, how do I ask the same if it is about next year? Will you like to come with me?

2015年3月5日 19:21

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The question would remain the same: "would you like to come with me?" (or the slightly less polite "do you want to come with me?") We can't say "will you like.." in English.

2015年3月5日

'Would you like to come with me?' is a conditional construction that can apply to any situation, whether it's going to happen in two minutes' time or in two years' time. It doesn't change.

2015年3月5日