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Presente -
Afirmativa:
I like pizza
You like pizza
He likes pizza
She likes pizza
It likes pizza
We like pizza
You like pizza
They like pizza

Negativa:
I don’t like pizza
You don’t like pizza
He doesn’t like pizza
She doesn’t like pizza
It doesn’t like pizza
We don’t like pizza
You don’t like pizza
They don’t like pizza

Interrogativa:
Do I like pizza?
Do you like pizza?
Does he like pizza?
Does she like pizza?
Does it like pizza?
Do we like pizza?
Do you like pizza?
Do they like pizza?


O verbo “to Like” é um dos poucos que podem significar o infinitivo em ambas situações:
I like to eat: Eu gosto de comer
E
I like eating: Eu gosto de comer


Vamos ler algumas sentenças com o Like.




I like him.
Eu gosto dele

I like both.
Eu gosto de ambos

I like cats.
Eu gosto de gatos

I like jazz.
Eu gosto de jazz

I like winter.
Eu gosto do inverno

Do you like rap?

Do what you like.

Do you like snow?

I didn't like it.

I like chocolate.

I like his music.

I like red roses.

I like traveling.

Do you like music?

I don't like this.

You like jazz music.

I like short hair.

I really like you.

Do you like tennis?

He doesn't like us.

It looks like rain.

Would you like ice?

Do you like bowling?

Do you like cooking?



I like reading books.

I like to eat apples.

I'd like to kiss you.

I'd like to watch TV.

She felt like crying.

This car is like new.

Would you like to go?

Do you like to travel?

Does she like oranges?

I don't like this one.

I like playing sports.

Like father, like son.

I'd like to rent a car.

Do you like baseball?