English Grammar Guide
Enjoying Nouns: like + NOUN
Usage - like + NOUN
We use
- A
NOUN isenjoyable
Grammar - like + NOUN
- SUBJECT
+ like /likes + NOUN - I
like chocolate . - He
likes dogs .
Examples - like + NOUN
| SUBJ. | ||
|---|---|---|
| I | ||
| You | ||
| He | ||
| She | ||
| Symbols & Abbreviations | ||
|---|---|---|
| SUBJ. | Subject | |
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* 12th November, 2024
* 12th November, 2024
See Also
01) The Present Simple Tense: Verb Forms
02) The Present Simple Tense: Negatives
03) The Present Simple Tense: Open Questions
04) The Present Simple Tense: Closed Questions & Short Answers
05) Enjoying Activities: like + VERB
06) Similarities: be like/look like
07) Appearances: look like
08) Personalities: be like
09) Polite Offers and Requests: would like
