This document discusses using the present simple tense to talk about likes and dislikes. It provides examples of affirmative sentences expressing likes using "I/she/they like" and negative sentences expressing dislikes using "I/he/they do not like". The document then provides a series of exercises for students to fill in using "like" or "not like" to describe people's preferences for various activities, foods and hobbies.

1. We use present simple to talk about things or people that we like or
activities we enjoy doing.
Examples:
Affirmative: Likes
a) I like pizza.
b) She loves chocolate cakes.
c) They like playing baseball.
Negative: Dislikes
a) I do not like cats.
b) John does not like dancing.
c) They do not like their math class.
Exercises:
1. Marco __________ (like) eating in restaurants.
2. You _________(like) swimming in the pool.
3. Michael ____________(not/like) playing tennis.
4. We ___________(like) riding horses.
5. I ___________(not/like) doing the chores at home.
6. Mary __________(not/like) doing the washing up.
7. Rose and Johana ____________(like) cooking.
8. Juliette _________(not/like) smoking.
9. James and my friends _________(like) going out at night.
10. Katy __________(not/like) talking in public.
11. I __________(not/like) watching soup operas.
12. Richard _______(love) watching football games on TV.
13. My family __________(like) having a pet.
14. I _______(like) going to parties.
15. Erick _______ (not/like) vanilla ice cream.
16. Amber ________(like) studying languages.
17. My niece _______(like) dancing and singing.
18. Jenny__________(not/like) playing with dolls.
19. Ruth _________(like) visiting her Friends.
20. Kathleen _________(not/like) cold days.
21. Sarah and Susan _________(like) eating oranges.
22. David _______(like) mangoes.
23. Roxanne ________(not/like) reading the newspaper.
24. Alex ________(like) his job.
25. Victoria__________(like) windy days.