LIKE AND DISLIKE

What do you say when you like a type of food?

• I hate it.

• I don’t want it.
  

• I like it.

• I need it.

How do you express that you don’t like a certain food?

• I don’t like it.

• I eat it every day.

• I want it.

• I love it.

Which of the following shows a preference?

• I don’t like vegetables.

• I love ice cream.

• I never eat sweets.

• I don’t want it.

If someone says, "I love spicy food," what do they mean?

• They hate spicy food.

• They enjoy spicy food a lot.

• They dislike spicy food.

• They are allergic to spicy food.

Which of the following is a correct expression of dislike?

• I like chicken.

• I don’t like fish.

• I love vegetables.

• I always eat pasta.

When someone says "I don’t like ice cream," they are expressing:

• Happiness

• A preference

• Dislike

• Agreement

Which sentence expresses a preference for sweet food?

• I hate candy.

• I don’t like chocolate.

• I love eating cakes.

• I never eat sweets.

"I dislike broccoli because it is bitter." What does the word "dislike" mean?

• Like

• Hate

• Love

• Enjoy

What is the opposite of "I like it"?

• I don’t want it.

• I don’t like it.

• I love it.

• I need it.

If you hear someone say, "I hate carrots," how do they feel about carrots?

• They like carrots.

• They don’t care about carrots

• They really dislike carrots.

• They eat carrots every day.