LIKES AND

DISLIKES

I like pizza but I don´t like lemons.

HOW TO EXPRESS TO LIKE.AFFIRMATIVE – VERB TO LIKE

I likeYou like

He likesShe likesIt likes

We likeYou likeThey like

I like cheese.You like bananas.

He likes biscuits.She likes ice-creams.

We like chocolate.

They like pizza.

HOW TO EXPRESSS DISLIKES.

I do not like/ don´t like.You do not like/ don´t like.

He does not like/ doesn´t like.She does not like/ doesn´t like.It does not like/ doesn´t like.

We do not like/ don´t like.You do not like/ don´t like.They do not like/ don´t like.

NEGATIVE – VERB TO LIKEI don´t like cheese.You don´t like broccoli.

He doesn´t like biscuits.She doesn´t like ice-creams.

We don´t like chocolate.

They don´t like pizza.

HOW TO EXPRESS ABOUT LIKE.INTERROGATIVE – VERB TO LIKE.

Do I like …?Do you like …?Does he like …?Does she like …?Does it like …?Do we like …?Do you like …?Do they like …?

SHORT ANSWERS

Yes, I/ you do.No, I/ you don´t.

Yes, he/she/ it does.No, he/she/ it doesn´t.

Yes, we/you/they do.No, we/you/they do.

EXAMPLES: Do you like spaghetties? Yes, I do

No, I don´t like.

Does she like vegetables? Yes, She does.

No, She doesn´t.

Do they like onions? Yes, they do.

No, they don´t.

• http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/en/grammar-practice/and-dont

• http://learningapps.org/178556• https://es.scribd.com/document/47482842/Do-you-like-it

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