Expressing likes and dislikes

The verbs to express preferences "love, enjoy, like and hate" are regularly accompanied by two types of words:

• Adjectives and Adverbs.

• Nouns and adverbs.

• Nouns and verbs.

• Nouns and adjectives.

Which are of the expressions below that express likes.

• I'm crazy about...

• He is mad about...

• She is crazy...

• I enjoy...

• All are correct

The sentences below express likes, except...

• I love eating mexican food.

• I'm into Elisa.

• She doesn't like going to the beach.

• I can't bear to go through this again.

I don't mind whether we eat now or this evening, it's all the same to me.

What kind of expression is used in the sentence above?

• Like

• Dislike

• Neither like nor dislike

Which one of sentences below expresses dislike?

• I love eating Pupusas on Sundays.

• You are crazy about that song.

• I am mad about learning about it.

• I am not a great fan of singing.