Exploring Expressions of Liking in English

Which of the following can be used after 'I like'?

• Only an infinitive

• A noun, a gerund, or an infinitive

• Only a gerund

• Only a noun

What is the correct structure to use after 'I'm into'?

• Only a noun

• A noun or a gerund

• Only a gerund

• An infinitive

Which expression indicates a stronger liking than 'I like'?

• I'm fond of

• I enjoy

• I'm crazy about

• I prefer

What does 'I prefer' imply?

• You are passionate about something

• You dislike something

• You like something more than another

• You are indifferent

What should follow 'I'm passionate about'?

• Only a noun

• A noun or a gerund

• An infinitive

• Only a gerund

Which expression is typically used in British English?

• I'm a fan of

• I'm keen on

• I fancy

• I adore

What is a common use for 'I take pleasure in'?

• To express a preference

• To express dislike

• To express a mild interest

• To express enjoyment in an activity

How can you express liking using adjectives?

• By using negative adjectives

• By using neutral adjectives

• By using positive adjectives

• By using comparative adjectives

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