Preferences in English

This video tutorial teaches how to express likes and dislikes in English. It covers the use of verbs like 'like', 'don't like', 'dislike', 'love', and 'hate' to convey preferences. The tutorial also explains the formation of questions to ask about preferences and provides practice exercises to reinforce learning.

What is the main topic of this video tutorial?

• Expressing preferences in English

• Business English

• Learning Spanish

• Advanced grammar rules

Which verb is commonly used to express likes?

• Love

• Hate

• Like

• Dislike

How do you say 'I don't like mint ice cream'?

• I don't like mint ice cream

• I love mint ice cream

• I dislike mint ice cream

• I hate mint ice cream

Which verb can be used as an alternative to 'don't like'?

• Enjoy

• Dislike

• Hate

• Love

What verb would you use to express something you love doing?

• Love

• Hate

• Dislike

• Like

How do you say 'I hate war'?

• I hate war

• I don't like war

• I dislike war

• I love war

How do you form a question to ask if someone likes pizza?

• Like you pizza?

• Does you like pizza?

• You like pizza?

• Do you like pizza?

Which verb would you use to express a strong dislike?

• Like

• Love

• Enjoy

• Hate

What is the correct way to say 'Kevin doesn't like tennis'?

• Kevin doesn't like tennis

• Kevin don't like tennis

• Kevin hates tennis

• Kevin dislike tennis

How do you ask if someone likes swimming?

• Do you like swimming?

• You like swimming?

• Does you like swimming?

• Like you swimming?