This document contains sample dialogs and exercises about likes and dislikes using subject and object pronouns. It introduces the present simple of the verb "to like" in affirmative, negative and question forms. Sample conversations have one person asking another if they like certain foods, movies or people, with short affirmative or negative responses. Exercises include matching questions to answers, completing conversations, and choosing the correct pronoun in different sentences. The document provides examples of using subject and object pronouns like "I", "you", "he", "she", "it", "we", "they", "me", "him", "her", "us", and "them" in the context of expressing preferences.

1. Practical Grammar 1 1 © National Geographic Learning
Do
I you
we
they
like
sushi?
pizza?
horror films?
him?
her?
Does
he
she
Yes,
I / you / we / they do.
he / she does.
Life Beginner Unit 6a
Present simple 2 (negative and questions): Subject and object pronouns
Dad: Mum loves sushi! Do you like it?
Daughter: No, I don’t. I hate it. It’s horrible.
Dad: Do you like Chinese food?
Daughter: Yes, I do but I prefer pizza.
Girl: Do you like horror films?
Boy: No, I don’t. Why?
Girl: Evil Twin is on. Karena Lars is in it.
Boy: Oh, I like her.
Presentation
Affirmative and negative Yes/No questions
Short answers
No,
I / you / we / they don’t.
he / she doesn’t.
Subject and object pronouns
Subject pronouns I you he she it we they
Object pronouns me you him her it us them
I You
We
They
like
don’t like
sushi.
pizza.
horror films.
him.
her.He
She
likes
doesn’tlike

2. Practical Grammar 1 2 © National Geographic Learning
BeginnerUnit 6a
Exercises
1 Match the questions to the answers.
2 Read the conversations and name the person.
1 A: Does she like rock?
B: Yes,shedoes but she
prefers hip-hop.
Fran
2 A: Does she like hip-hop?
B: Yes,shedoes but she
prefers jazz.
R: Nancy
3 A: Does he like hip-hop?
B: No, he doesn’t and he hates jazz.
R: Matt
4 A: Does he like hip-hop?
B: No, he hates it. He likes rock.
R: luke
3 Complete the conversations with do, does, don’t, doesn’t, like or likes. Then
listen and check.
1
A:
Do you like pasta?
B: No, I DOT’T LIKE .
2 A: DOES your boyfriend LIKE Chinese food?
B: No, he DOESN’T but he LIKES Japanese food.
3 A: DO your parents LIKE sushi?
B: My mother LIKE it but my father DOESN’T .
1
1
Do you like Matt Damon? C a No, I don’t. I hate rock music.
2 Do you like pasta? E b Yes, I do. She’s fantastic.
3 Do you like Avril Lavigne? B c Yes, I do. He’s great.
4 Do you like hip-hop? D d Yes, I do but I prefer jazz.
5 Do you like Oasis? A e Yes, I do. I love Italian food.

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4 Choose the correct words.
1 Sharon likes Omah but he doesn’t like her / she.
2 I like Sharon but I don’t think she likes I / ME.
3 My brother’s girlfriend is awful – I hate HER / SHE.
4 Jared’s parents are nice. I like THEM / THEY.
5 Tom’s a good friend. We like him and he likes WE / US.
6 Mike doesn’t like Rene and she hates HE / HIM.