X is like - X is similar to ～のような・～のように

The video tutorial explores the concept of personal preferences and the use of the word 'like' in English. It begins with a discussion on preferences and homework, followed by a repetition of these themes. The tutorial then delves into the linguistic use of 'like' for making comparisons, providing various examples and practice exercises. The session concludes with questions to encourage reflection on the topics covered.

What kind of people does the speaker prefer?

• People who do their homework

• People who are kind

• People who are fashionable

• People like their father

Why is it suggested to do homework right away?

• To avoid forgetting it

• To have more free time later

• To prevent it from piling up

• To impress the teacher

How is the word 'like' used in the context of the video?

• To describe a feeling of love

• To compare or express similarity

• To express dislike

• To indicate a preference for food

Which of the following is an example of a 'castle-like' house?

• A wooden cabin

• A small cottage

• A large, grand house

• A modern apartment

What city is compared to a bustling place in the video?

• Paris

• New York

• Kyoto

• Tokyo

What does the speaker want to do like a bird?

• Sing

• Swim

• Fly

• Dance

What is the speaker's desire related to romantic love?

• To avoid romantic love

• To experience love like a song

• To find love in a book

• To have a love like in a movie