Like: Parts of Speech (Verb, Preposition, Conjunction) Coopling

What part of speech is "like" in the sentence: "I like ice cream"?

• Preposition

• Verb

• Conjunction

• Adjective

In the sentence "She sings like a professional," what is the function of "like"?

• Verb

• Noun

• Preposition

• Conjunction

Which sentence uses "like" as a conjunction?

• I like chocolate.

• He looks like his brother.

• She enjoys activities like swimming and running.

• They are like family to me.

Choose the correct form of "like" to complete the sentence: "Do you _______ coffee or tea?"

• likes

• like

• liking

• liked

Identify the sentence where "like" is used as a preposition.

• I like to read books.

• He acts like he knows everything.

• She is like a sister to me.

• They like playing soccer.

In which sentence is "like" used to introduce examples?

• I like pizza.

• He runs like the wind.

• She enjoys fruits like apples and bananas.

• They look like twins.

What is the part of speech of "like" in the sentence: "He runs like a cheetah"?

• Verb

• Adverb

• Preposition

• Conjunction

Complete the sentence with the correct form of "like": "She enjoys sports, _______ soccer."

• likes

• like

• liking

• liked

Which of the following sentences uses "like" as a verb?

• He looks like his father.

• I like to travel.

• She sings like a bird.

• They are like family.

In the sentence "He enjoys outdoor activities, like hiking and biking," what role does "like" play?

• Verb

• Preposition

• Conjunction

• Adjective