I'd like to (do something)
"I'd like to..." is an abbreviation of "I would like to..." Use this phrase to ask for services at stores, banks, and so on:
I'd like to send this via registered mail.
I'd like to cancel my membership.
You can also use it in an email to someone when you're in a position of authority, like when you're acting as a customer.
It's also possible to write "I'd like to ___" in emails to your boss, if you're doing something that's normal and expected. For example, if you have a specific number of vacation days that you can use, and you're allowed to use them whenever you want, you can write:
I'd like to take off the week of April 3rd.
This phrase appears in these lessons:
- “I'd like to take off the week of March 10th - 14th. Let me know if that presents a problem.”
- “I'd like to cash this. Do I need to fill out a deposit slip or anything?”
- “I'd like to send this via registered mail.”
- “I'd like to meet to discuss my son's performance in your class and what I can do to help him do better.”
- “Yes, I'd like to place an order for delivery?”
- “I'd like to speak with someone about refinancing my home.”
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