would like
fixed phr..fixed phr.. A polite way to say you want something. You can use it to ask for things or to say what you want to do.
fixed phr.. A modal expression used to state a desire or make a request politely, functioning as a more socially acceptable alternative to the verb 'want'.
I would like a cup of tea, please.
When the waiter came over, she said she would like the fish and a side salad.
He indicated that he would like to review the quarterly reports himself before they were submitted to the board for final approval.
It is followed by a noun for a thing you want, or a 'to'-infinitive for an action you want to do.
Contrast with 'want' (more direct, can sound demanding) and 'feel like' (more informal); 'would like' is the standard polite form for offers and requests.
I would like going to the cinema.I would like to go to the cinema.After 'would like', use the 'to'-infinitive for an action, not the -ing form.