LIKE as ADJECTIVE, VERB, ADVERB, NOUN, CONJUNCTION, PREPOSITION, EXPRESSIONS and IDIOMS

The video tutorial explores the various uses of the word 'like' in English. It covers its function as an adjective, adverb, noun, conjunction, verb, and preposition, providing examples for each usage. Additionally, it discusses informal and idiomatic expressions involving 'like'. The tutorial aims to enhance understanding of the word's versatility in different contexts.

In which context is 'like' used as an adjective?

• To show probability

• To connect clauses

• To indicate similarity or identity

• To express a preference

What does 'like' mean when used as an adverb?

• Expressing a preference

• Identical to

• Possessing characteristics of

• Nearly or approximately

How is 'like' used as a conjunction?

• To describe a noun

• To express similarity

• To connect clauses in the same way

• To indicate a preference

Which form of 'like' is used to express a preference?

• Preposition

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

When 'like' is used as a preposition, what does it indicate?

• An identity

• A probability

• A comparison or similarity

• A preference

What does 'like' mean in the phrase 'looks like'?

• To indicate a resemblance

• To connect clauses

• To express a preference

• To show probability

In informal English, how is 'like' often used?

• To express a preference

• As an idiom or slang

• As a formal conjunction

• To describe a noun