Talking about Likes and Dislikes in English

The video tutorial explains how to express feelings in English beyond simple likes and dislikes. It uses sharks as an example to illustrate the use of adjectives. The tutorial then delves into forming adjectives with ING and ED suffixes, explaining the difference between describing the cause and the effect. Various examples are provided to demonstrate the correct usage of these suffixes in sentences.

Why is it more interesting to express how something makes us feel rather than just stating a preference?

• It provides more detailed information.

• It is easier to understand.

• It takes less time to express.

• It is grammatically correct.

What is the purpose of adding an ING suffix to a verb in English?

• To make a verb past tense.

• To form a noun.

• To indicate the cause of an emotion.

• To describe the effect of an emotion.

Which suffix would you use to describe someone experiencing an emotion?

• ER

• LY

• ING

• ED

How would you structure a sentence to include both the subject and object when describing an emotion?

• Subject, verb, adjective with ING, object.

• Object, verb, adjective with ED, by, subject.

• Subject, verb, adjective with ED, by, object.

• Object, verb, adjective with ING, subject.

What does the sentence 'I was entertained by the performance' imply?

• The performance was boring.

• The performance caused entertainment.

• The performance was exhausting.

• The performance was confusing.