Talking about likes and preferences

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tidOxlj1T38
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oByX5MbZCQk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B6L6d9B4Gw

Like and love with nouns

The verbs love and like are used to talk about things that we enjoy or you enjoy doing. Eg.
Do you like football? I like cars I love chocolates He doesn’t like sad music They don’t love pizza.

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Like and love with verbs

We can use like and love and with an -ing form or with a to-infinitive. We often use the -ing form to suggest a general
enjoyment (or lack of it), and the to-infinitive form to express habits or preferences when we personally do the action.
I like to cook pasta on Sundays.
The to-infinitive gives more emphasis to the results of the action or
He loves to give flowers to his mom on her birthday.
event. (you enjoy at specific moment) you personally do the action and
They like to travel on summer.
you enjoy it. It’s more used in American English.
I love to dance. (now or at specific moment)
I love going to the cinema
The -ing form emphasizes the action or experience in general. You like
He likes cooking pasta
the activity maybe you do it or maybe you just like the idea of doing it.
They like telling stories
It’s more used in British English.
She likes dancing (she always enjoy dancing)

I/you/we/the like
Verb+ing
y love
+
likes
He/she/it Verb+ing
loves

I/you/we/the
don’t like Verb+ing
- y
love
He/she/it doesn’t Verb+ing

Yes like it
I/you/we/they
like Verb+in , love it
Do I/you/we/they
love g don’t like it
No, I/you/we/they
don’t love it
?
Yes likes it
He/she/it
like Verb+in , loves it
Does He/she/it
love g doesn’t like it
No, He/she/it
doesn’t love it

like
I/you/we/they to + Verb
love
+
likes
He/she/it to + Verb
loves

I/you/we/they don’t like to + Verb

- lov
He/she/it doesn’t to + Verb
e

Yes like it
I/you/we/they
to + , love it
Do I/you/we/they
Verb don’t like it
like No, I/you/we/they
don’t love it
? lov
Yes likes it
e He/she/it
to + , loves it
Does He/she/it
Verb doesn’t like it
No, He/she/it
doesn’t love it
Activity: Change the following infinitive form phrases into ‘ing’ form phrases.
For example: I like to play soccer// I like playing soccer.
● We like to cook spaghetti __We like cooking spaghetti___
● Diana likes to watch horror movies _Diana likes watching horror movies____
● The students like to study English _The students like studying English__
● The teacher likes to rest __The teacher likes resting_____
● I like to play videogames ___I like playing videogames____
● They like to run on the mountain __They like running on the mountain__
● She doesn’t like to write poetry __She doesn’t like writing poetry__
● Brian doesn’t like to play basketball __Brian doesn’t like playing basketball__
● It doesn’t like to move _It doesn’t like moving____
● I don’t like to read __I don’t like reading_____

Write down a sentence with each picture using ‘like’, ‘don’t like’, ‘hate’, or ‘love’

He doesn’t likes to read book She loves playing tennis He hates swimming

She likes to write book He loves to listen to music They love dancing

He hates to work in the computer They love singing praise

https://es.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/Likes_and_dislikes/Friend_Finder_(reading)_lu772500cq
https://es.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/Expressing_preferences/Like-noun_-_like-verb_gg9134fa

Conjunctions and, or, but

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNGiDfCX7PI

A connector is a word that is used to join words or sentences. We use and, or and but to connect two parts of sentences
which are similar in grammatical status
We use and for adding information, or for giving alternatives and but for unexpected or different information.
 And is used to expresses addition,
to add something to the previous
sentence. Eg.
I take milk and sugar in my
coffee.
His favorite foods are chicken
and fish.
But is used to expresses contrast or
contradiction, to opposing ideas.
Eg.
My brother likes coffee, but I
prefer tea.
I eat chicken, but I never eat pork; I
don’t like it.
Or is used to express
alternatives and choices. Eg.
Do you like cake or biscuits
with your coffee?
Do you like chicken or fish?

Activity: Write ‘and’, ‘or’, or ‘but’ on the blank spaces.

● I like singing _and____ dancing at parties.
● I like coke _or___ sprite, it doesn’t matter.
● I love pizza, _but__ I hate hamburgers.
● My favorite sports are soccer _and___ basketball.
● I love you, _but___ I don’t want to marry you.
● I like movies, _but___ I don’t like Horror movies.
● Which fruit do you like, apples __or___ oranges?
● My kids know how to read _and____ write.
● Today I need to rest _and____ watch t.v.
● We don’t have to work. We can play videogames __and___ watch a movie.

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Talk about your daily routine and write two sentences using the connectors and, or, but in each one. Then share this
information with a classmate. For example:
In the morning I like to take a shower with hot or cold water and brush my teeth, but I hate to make the bed.
In the beginning I like to wash my teeth and take to breakfast, but I don’t like star my class
In the afternoon I like clean my house or washing clothes, to watch television at night