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Exploring Likes and Dislikes: Expressing Preferences in English

This lesson focuses on expressing likes and dislikes in English. It covers various phrases for communicating personal preferences, such as "I quite enjoy collecting stamps" and "I can't stand eating potatoes." Additionally, it offers questions to ask others about their interests, such as "What kind of music do you like?" and "Are you fond of dancing?" The lesson also features an engaging poem, "Ode to the Goose" by Luo Binwang, enhancing vocabulary and appreciation for creative expression.

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Exploring Likes and Dislikes: Expressing Preferences in English

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  1. Lesson Two What do you like?

  2. Like & Dislike • I quite enjoy collecting stamps. • I really admire Cely Dion. • I think the film is wonderful. • I love/like story book very much. • I’m crazy about pop music. • I’m very interested in drawing cartoon pictures. • I’m rather keen on dancing. • I have a strong dislike for it. • I can’t stand it. • I don’t like/ I hate eating potatoes. • I don’t really care for beer.

  3. How to ask? • What sort/ kind/ type/ of music do you like? • What’s your favorite sports/ food/ drink/fruit…? • What do you think of/ about…? • Do you like…? • What are you interested in? • Are you keen on…? • Are you fond of…?

  4. Additional Material • A Poem ODE TO THE GOOSE -----by Luo Binwang Goose goose goose, Bend the neck towards the sky singing. The white feather on the green water, Move with the red feet in the wave ripples.

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