One of the important topics about our life. Let’s see, talking about likes and dislikes.
Instructions for use (प्रयोग निर्देश): पसंद एवं नापसंद बताने के लिए like/ don’t like/ doesn’t like का प्रयोग किया जाता है।
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Talking about likes and dislikes
If you love something
- I love eating ice cream.
- I love chocolate.
- He loves eating mangoes.
- He is mad about that new movie.
- I enjoy cooking.
- I love cooking.
- I adore sunbathing.
- He is crazy about that girl.
- She is crazy about that boy.
- I am a big fan of Wing-Chun martial arts.
- I love Yoga.
If you like something a lot
- I like dancing very much,
- I like swimming very much.
- I really like you.
- I really love you, papa.
- She really loves her parents.
- I really love mom.
- I really love you ma.
- Of course, she loves sweets.
- I really like that new college.
- He likes ice cream very much.
If you like something
- He likes traveling.
- They like playing cricket.
- I like cooking.
- She likes playing badminton.
- He quite likes going to the multiplex.
- She quite likes going to the shopping.
- I like learning something new.
- I like my teacher.
- She likes reading books.
If you neither like nor dislike something
- I don’t mind doing the housework.
- If someone is asking that you like or not then you reply, I don’t really care either way.
- It’s all the same to me.
- I don’t care about him.
- She doesn’t care about me.
- I am just okay.
If you don’t like something
- I don’t like watching movies in Cinema.
- I am not a fan of cricket.
- I am not a fan of film stars.
- Horse riding isn’t really my thing.
- I dislike wasting time.
- I dislike Bollywood movies.
- He is not a great fan of Alexzander the Great.
- She doesn’t like sweets.
If you really dislike something
- We don’t like Physics.
- I don’t like sport at all.
- He can’t stand his boss.
- She can’t bear cooking in a dirty kitchen.
- I hate crowded supermarkets.
- He detests being late.
- She loathes celery.
- She doesn’t like cooking very much.
- I hate wasting my time.
- They hate sweets.
More examples of likes and dislikes
Expressing Likes in English
Here are some English phrases and words to say what you like:
- I adore
- I love
- I like
- I enjoy
- I’m into something
- I have a soft spot for something
- I’m quite keen on
- I think …. is/are brilliant …
For Examples:
- I ADORE having a massage after work. It helps me to relax.
- I LOVE shopping for clothes in the sales. I’ve got some great bargains.
- I’M INTO making music.
- I LIKE inviting my friends around for dinner.
- I ENJOY cooking a special meal for them.
- I HAVE A SOFT SPOT for Manisha.
- I’m QUITE KEEN ON learning new languages.
- I THINK Sunil’s idea IS BRILLIANT.
Note: The meaning of Adore here, suggests a strong feeling of pleasure.
Expressing Dislikes in English
Here are some words in English to express things that you don’t like:
- I detest
- I hate
- I loathe
- I’m not keen on
- I can’t stand
- I can’t bear …
For examples:
- I’M NOT KEEN ON watching Orchestra.
- I DETEST being stuck in a traffic jam.
- I HATE Mondays!
- I LOATHE visiting the dentist.
- I CAN’T STAND Reena’s new boyfriend.
- Shopping DRIVES ME CRAZY.
Note: Both I CAN’T STAND and I CAN’T BEAR mean I HATE. DETEST and LOATHE suggest strong feelings. These are things that you really don’t like doing, whereas I’M NOT KEEN ON expresses a preference.
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