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    Uses To Like and Pasive Voice

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    This document contains several short conversations where one person asks about likes or descriptions and the other responds. The responses use "like" or "likes" to describe tastes, preferences, characteristics and current conditions. For example, someone says the salmon starter is delicious, they don't like classical music but like rock instead, they like staying home on weekends, and their sister is funny.

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    Uses To Like and Pasive Voice

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    This document contains several short conversations where one person asks about likes or descriptions and the other responds. The responses use "like" or "likes" to describe tastes, preferences, characteristics and current conditions. For example, someone says the salmon starter is delicious, they don't like classical music but like rock instead, they like staying home on weekends, and their sister is funny.

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    This document contains several short conversations where one person asks about likes or descriptions and the other responds. The responses use "like" or "likes" to describe tastes, preferences, characteristics and current conditions. For example, someone says the salmon starter is delicious, they don't like classical music but like rock instead, they like staying home on weekends, and their sister is funny.

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    Uses To Like and Pasive Voice

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    Susana Rebellón
    This document contains several short conversations where one person asks about likes or descriptions and the other responds. The responses use "like" or "likes" to describe tastes, preferences, characteristics and current conditions. For example, someone says the salmon starter is delicious, they don't like classical music but like rock instead, they like staying home on weekends, and their sister is funny.

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    Uses to like

    1 A: Did you choose the salmon starter?

    What's like?

    B: It's delicious. Try some.

    2 A: Do you like classical music?

    B: No, I can't stand it. I only listen to rock

    3 A: What do they like doing at the weekend?

    B: Nothing much. We like staying at home and relaxing!

    4 A: What was your weekend like?

    B: It was great. We went out on Saturday and had a really good time

    5 A: I haven't met your sister. What's like?

    B: She's really funny. I´m sure you'll like her.

    6 A: What is the weather like at the moment?

    B: It's raining, as usual.

    7 A: Do you like living in London?

    B: I love it. There are so many things to see and do.

    8 A: What is that new restaurant by the river like?

    B: It's lovely. We ate there last week.

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