ИЗУЧАЕМ АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК ВМЕСТЕ С DISTTUTOR Многоликий

ИЗУЧАЕМ АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК ВМЕСТЕ С DISTTUTOR

Многоликий Like

Verb of preference: to like doing something O Examples: O I like going to the cinema. O Would you like a cup of coffee? O I like chatting online.

Verb of desire: to feel like doing something O to want to do something or to think that one would like to do / to have something O I feel like having a drink O We’ll go for a walk if you feel like it.

Preposition O We use like as a preposition in these ways: O to show that things are similar. O My sister is like my dad and she hates getting up early. O to ask for an opinion or a general description of something. O What is she like? What type of person is she?

Preposition O We use like as a preposition in these ways: O to ask about appearance O What does Kristen Stewart look like? O to give an example: O You can buy things for your avatar like virtual clothes and jewelry.

Noun O Likes and dislikes – things one does and does not like O He has so many likes and dislikes that it’s impossible to please him. O Somebody’s likings - somebody’s taste, preference, sympathy to something. O It’s not easy to find clothes to her likings.

Adjective O To be alike – having some or all qualities or features of, similar O They are so alike, though they are not twins. O All music is alike to him. O These two photos are almost alike.

Compound words with like O Homelike – home-made; comfortable O The restaurant they had dinner at was very O O homelike. Like-minded – having similar tastes or opinions. I have complained to my MP, and urge all like-minded people to do the same. Like-wise – similarly The food was excellent, and likewise the wine.