Like, likes, don't like, doesn't like

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What do we say when we like something?

Back

We say 'like'. For example, 'I like apples.'

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What do we say when we don't like something?

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We say 'don't like'. For example, 'I don't like broccoli.'

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What do we say when someone else doesn't like something?

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We say 'doesn't like'. For example, 'He doesn't like spinach.'

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How do we express that we like something in the third person?

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We use 'likes'. For example, 'She likes oranges.'

Front

What is the correct form: 'I ______ fruit.'

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The correct form is 'like'. So, 'I like fruit.'

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What is the correct form: 'John __________ chocolate.'

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The correct form is 'doesn't like'. So, 'John doesn't like chocolate.'

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What is the correct form: 'She ______________ fruit.'

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The correct form is 'doesn't like'. So, 'She doesn't like fruit.'

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What is the correct form: 'He _______ cookies.'

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The correct form is 'likes'. So, 'He likes cookies.'

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What do we say when we want to express a preference for something?

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We say 'like'. For example, 'I like to play soccer.'

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What do we say when we want to express a dislike for something?

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We say 'don't like'. For example, 'I don't like to eat peas.'