I Like - Week 3
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This document lists various foods that the author enjoys such as candy, cake, cookies they bake, pizza, popcorn, and spaghetti. It concludes by asking if the reader also likes these foods.
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I Like - Week 3
- 1. I Like I like candy. I like cake. I like the cookies That I bake. I like pizza. I like popcorn, too. I like spaghetti. Do you like it too?