This document provides an overview of an English learning course that teaches everyday expressions, likes and dislikes, and locating things. [It includes sections on] definitions, examples, and exercises for various topics like expressing what a person likes or dislikes, forming affirmative and negative sentences, and using prepositions of location [to indicate] where things are. The document aims to help users improve their English vocabulary and grammar through interactive lessons and practice questions.

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English course, where
EVERYDAY EXPRESSIONS you can improve your
knowledge on English.
LIKES AND DISLIKES Here you will find items
to practice your English.
LOCATING THINGS
VOCABULARY

2. EVERYDAY EXPRESSIONS
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3. LIKES AND DISLIKES
LIKES AND DISLIKES
DEFINITION
EXAMPLES
EXERCISES
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4. LIKES AND DISLIKES
DEFINITION
LIKE and DISLIKE are words that express how good or not so good we feel
about something or performing an action
LIKE is used to express that we enjoy a thing, a person, a place or an action
DISLIKE is used to express that a thing, a person, a place or an action does not make us
feel good or happy
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5. LIKES AND DISLIKES
EXAMPLES
AFIRMATIVE
NEGATIVE
QUESTIONS
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6. LIKES AND DISLIKES
AFIRMATIVE
To express that we enjoy something, see these examples:
He likes dancing She likes chocolate
I like apples
They like sports
We like Venezuelan food You like singing
Note: Rember that for the third person of back HOME
singular we add an “s” to the end of the verb .

7. LIKES AND DISLIKES
NEGATIVE
To form the negative we simply add the auxiliary don’t or doesn’t before the
verb “like”. Let see this examples using the auxiliaries:
I don’t like vegetables
She doesn’t like cooking pasta
He doesn’t like washing the dishes
You don’t like horror movies
We don’t like cockroaches
They don’t like soup
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8. LIKES AND DISLIKES
QUESTIONS
To make questions we need the auxiliary “do” or “does” at the beggining.
Let see the example:
Do you like sports?
Do they like orange juice?
Does Mary like swimming?
Does Frank like popcorn?
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9. LIKES AND DISLIKES
EXERCISES
Now let see what you have learned, here are some exercises for you to practice
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
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10. LIKES AND DISLIKES
EXERCISE 1
Here you have some words to make a sentence, choose the option that
makes an affirmative sentence
Doesn’t / dogs/ Maria / like / likes
A) Maria doesn’t like dogs
B) Maria likes not dogs
C) Maria likes dogs
D) Maria doesn’t like dogs
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11. LIKES AND DISLIKES
EXERCISE 2
One of the following sentences is wrong, could you tell which?
A) I likes go to the cinema
B) They like swimming
C) She likes dancing
D) She doesn’t like doing the homework
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12. LIKES AND DISLIKES
EXERCISE 3
Chose which of the following questions is correct
A) People like gossiping do?
B) Do you like coffee
C) Does Carlos like playing football?
D) Maria and Ana do like shopping?
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13. LOCATING THINGS
PREPOSITIONS
EXAMPLES EXERCISES
DEFINITION
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14. LOCATING THINGS
DEFINITION
To say where things are locate located we some words called
“prepositions”.
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15. LOCATING THINGS
EXAMPLES
Where are the books?
The books are on the table
Where are your shoes?
My shoes are in the closet
Where is the cat?
The cat is under the table
Where is the girl?
The girl is between the two boys
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16. LOCATING THINGS
EXERCISES
Now let see what you have learned, here are some exercises for you to practice
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
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17. LOCATING THINGS
EXERCISE 1
Look at the picture and answer the question
Where is the girl?
A) She is on the table
B) She is in the closet
C) She is between the two boys
D) She is under the table
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18. LOCATING THINGS
EXERCISE 2
Where is the cat?
A) The cat is in the closet
B) The cat is on the table
C) The cat is between the two boys
D) The cat is under the table
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19. LOCATING THINGS
EXERCISE 3
There is a word missing to complet the sentence according to the picture
Can you tell which?
The _______ are in the closet
A) Apples
B) Books
C) Boys
D) Shoes
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32. VOCABULARY
Here are the words used in the lesson
Apple books boy cat cinema
chocolate closet cockroach dishes dog girl shoes
soup table vegetables HOME