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Expressing Likes and Dislikes

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which sentence expresses a dislike?

a)

I love playing soccer

b)

I can't stand loud music

c)

I enjoy reading books

d)

I like watching movies

2.

How would you express that you like chocolate?

a)

I hate chocolate

b)

I dislike chocolate

c)

I am fond of chocolate

d)

I avoid chocolate

3.

Which phrase indicates that someone enjoys a specific activity?

a)

I prefer not to dance

b)

I find cooking boring

c)

I absolutely love swimming

d)

I can't tolerate spicy food

4.

If someone says, "I don't mind going to the party," what does it imply?

a)

They are indifferent about parties

b)

They dislike parties

c)

They love parties

d)

They are excited about parties

5.
If you don't like cold weather, 
you would say…
a)

I like cold weather

b)
I enjoy the cold weather
c)

I am attracted to cold weather

d)

I can't stand cold weather

6.

Lisa dislikes waking up early because:

a)

The sun is too bright

b)

She has to race with her alarm clock

c)

She thinks mornings are a myth

d)

Her bed feels like a cloud

7.

Which of the following sentences correctly expresses a dislike using a negative verb form?

a)

I do not enjoy eating vegetables because they taste bitter

b)

I enjoy not eating vegetables because they are green

c)

I dislike not to eat vegetables because they are healthy

d)

I am not enjoying to eat vegetables

8.

Which phrase is the most suitable way to express a strong dislike?

a)

I kind of don't like it

b)

I'm not a huge fan of it

c)

I absolutely despise it

d)

I slightly disfavor it

9.

In which sentence is the expression of likes most formally and clearly stated?

a)

I don't particularly fancy that

b)

I can’t stand doing that

c)

I'm not really into that sort of thing

d)

I have a strong aversion to activities of that nature

10.

Which of the following sentences demonstrates a complex expression of dislike using an idiomatic expression, while also implying a conditional situation?

a)

If I were to choose, I'd say this activity doesn't float my boat, though it might for others

b)

I tend not to enjoy it unless there's nothing else to do

c)

I don't exactly dislike it, but it's not my cup of tea, except on rare occasions

d)

I'd rather avoid it, as it’s something I find quite distasteful under normal circumstances