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GRAMMAR 2

Likes & Dislikes
• We can use ‘’like, dislike, love, enjoy’’ and ‘’hate’’ to express likes and dislikes.

Positive Negative Question
I/You/We/They like funfairs. I/You/We/They don’t like funfairs. Do I/you/we/they like funfairs?
He/She/It likes funfairs. He/She/It doesn’t like funfairs. Does he/she/it like funfairs?
Short Answers
Yes, I/you/we/they do. – No, I/you/we/they don’t. Yes, he/she/it does. – No, he/she/it doesn’t.

Positive Negative Question
I/You/We/They think funfairs are I/You/We/They don’t think Do I/you/we/they think funfairs
great. funfairs are great. are great?
He/She/It thinks funfairs are He/She/It doesn’t think funfairs Does he/she/it think funfairs are
great. are great. great.
Short Answers
Yes, I/you/we do. – No, I/you/we don’t. Yes, he/she/it does. – No, he/she/it doesn’t.
ATTENTION!
I agree. / I agree with you. / I disagree. / I disagree with you.

EXERCISES

1
Complete the sentences with the correct forms of ‘’think.’’

1. Sarah _____________ ghost trains are horrible.
2. What _____________ Jack _____________ about funfairs?
3. I _____________ roller coasters are fun. I hate them.
4. We _____________ carrousels are dull.
5. Olga and her sister_____________ carnivals are boring.

2
Circle the correct options in the sentences.

1. I don’t / doesn’t like this park.
2. Julia hate / hates amusement parks.
3. Do / Does Kate like the train ride?
4. Does she agrees / agree with me?
5. Lora don’t / doesn’t hate roller coasters.

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