Talking About Likes and Dislikes in English - Spoken English Lesson

This video tutorial teaches how to express likes, dislikes, and neutral opinions in English. It covers phrases for strong likes, mild likes and dislikes, neutral opinions, and strong dislikes, with examples and practice exercises.

Which phrase would you use to express a strong liking for something?

• I'm a big fan of

• I can't stand

• It's alright

• I don't mind

If you want to express a strong preference for an activity, which phrase would you use?

• It's alright

• I don't mind

• I really love

• I can take it or leave it

What phrase can you use to express a mild liking for something?

• I can't stand

• I absolutely hate

• I have no time for

• I quite like

Which phrase can be used to express a moderate dislike?

• I don't like so much

• I absolutely hate

• I quite like

• I really love

Which phrase can be used to express a mild liking for a type of food?

• I absolutely hate

• I have no time for

• I quite like

• I can't stand

If you want to express that something is neither good nor bad, which phrase would you use?

• I really love

• I can take it or leave it

• I absolutely hate

• I'm a big fan of

What phrase would you use to express indifference towards a suggestion?

• I'm not bothered either way

• I absolutely hate

• I really love

• I'm a big fan of

Which phrase would you use to express that you have no strong feelings about a movie?

• I absolutely hate

• I'm a big fan of

• I can't stand

• I don't have strong opinions about

Which phrase indicates a strong dislike for something?

• I can't stand

• It's alright

• I really love

• I don't mind

What phrase would you use to express a strong aversion to a person?

• I have no time for

• I quite like

• I don't mind

• It's alright