Likes and Dislikes by Gloria Callejas Barrera is licensed under a Creative Commons Reconocimiento-NoComercial-SinObraDerivada 4.0 Internacional License.

We use present simple to talk about things or people that we like or activities

we enjoy doing.

Examples:

Affirmative: Likes

I like pizza.

She loves chocolate cakes.

They like playing baseball.

Negative: Dislikes

I do not like cats.

John does not like dancing.

They do not like their math class.

Exercises:

1. Marco __________ (like) eating in restaurants.

2. You _________(like) going to the beach.

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 cakes.

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. Daniel __________(like) dogs.

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) orchids.