When you hear “Would you like something to drink?”, you can use the following sentences except:
A: What kind of drinks do you have?
B: May I see the wine list?
C: I would like orange juice.
D: Thank you all the same.
A: What kind of drinks do you have?
B: May I see the wine list?
C: I would like orange juice.
D: Thank you all the same.
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- 中国大学MOOC: When you hear “Would you like something to drink?”, you can use the following sentences except:
- What would you like to have, Coke orange juice? I would like to have orange juice, please.
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