The document provides examples of how to express likes and dislikes in English using different subjects and verbs. It gives sample sentences showing likes, dislikes, and not liking things using "I", "she", "he", "we", "you", and "they". It also shows how to ask about likes and dislikes using "do" or "does" plus the subject and verb. Finally, it instructs the reader to listen to a conversation and answer questions about it.

1. Likes and Dislikes
Study how to express likes and dislikes for different subjects
below
Like
Subject Verb Noun
I like music
She likes cookies
He likes camping
We like swimming
You like reading
They like cooking

2. Dislike
Subject Verb Noun
I dislike hard music
She dislikes cookies
He dislikes hiking
We dislike smoking
You dislike mountain climbing
They dislike smoking

3. Do / Does not like
Subject Verb Noun
I do not like hard music
She does not like cookies
He does not like hiking
We do not like smoking
You do not like swimming
They do not like mountain climbing

4. Study how to ask likes and dislikes for different subjects
below.
DO/DOES SUBJECT VERB NOUN
Do they like smoking
Do you like mountain
climbing
Does she like cookies
Does he like cooking
Notes :
To express like we say:
I like…… or
I love…..
To express dislike, we
say:
I don’t like…. Or
I dislikes……

5. Listen to this conversation
carefully and answer the questions!

6. Answer The Questions Correctly!
1. How many people are there?
2. What are they talking about?
3. Who do not want to go to the class?
4. What subject does the girl dislike?
5. Why the girl not interested in Biology?