The word like can be confusing for students since it has many different meanings in English. Here are five of its common uses:
Like = enjoy
I like coffee
To be + like = describe personality/characteristics
What is he like?
Like = the same as
This Coke tastes like Pepsi
Would like = want
I'd like a hamburger please
Look like = appearance
What does he look like?
Before doing the exercise, can you guess what the correct 'like' sentence would be in these ten examples. Remember, you must use 'like'!
1. A: What ___?
B: It's beautiful in summer and there are a lot of famous beaches.
2. A: What ___?
B: I like English. It’s an amazing language.
3. A: ___?
B: Yes please.
4. A: What ___ tomorrow?
B: I think it's going to be rainy and cold unfortunately.
5. A: What ___?
B: He’s tall and a little fat. I think he’s handsome.
6. A: What ___?
B: It's very spicy and strong
7. A: I ___
B: Yes you do, you could be twins!
8. A: What ___?
B: She's very friendly and sweet.
9. A: What ___?
B: It was amazing! I want to go back.
10. A: I ___
B: Yes me too. I also like them.
Use the ten sentences above Choose the correct answer for each sentence. Good luck!