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    The document provides examples of sentences with prompts to be completed using "like" correctly. It demonstrates both correct and incorrect uses of "like" in different contexts, such as describing preferences and tastes. When used to describe preferences, "like" should be followed by a verb ending in "-ing". It also shows that "like" should not be used as a substitute for "want" or other verbs.

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    The document provides examples of sentences with prompts to be completed using "like" correctly. It demonstrates both correct and incorrect uses of "like" in different contexts, such as describing preferences and tastes. When used to describe preferences, "like" should be followed by a verb ending in "-ing". It also shows that "like" should not be used as a substitute for "want" or other verbs.

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    USE THE PROMPTS WITH THE CORRECT USE OF LIKE

    1. Molly/like/swimming.She’s afraid of water.

    Molly doesn’t like swimming. She’s afraid of water

    2. I’m /teacher/but/like /be a writer.

    I’m teacher but would like be writer.

    3. What /the concert/like/lastnight?

    What the concert lastnight like?

    4. you/like/go movies/this evening?

    Would you like go movies this evening?

    5. My grandmother is great! I/want/like/her.

    My grandmother’s great! I be want like

    6. What is this meat. It /taste/like/chicken.

    It is taste like chicken

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