Using the word LIKE in English 1

B1–B2 · Intermediate

The word like can express a preference or introduce a comparison. This exercise contrasts questions such as What is she like? with questions that use does and like as the main verb.

Choose the correct word — is or does — to complete each question.

1. Q: she like other girls? A: No, she is different.✓

2. Q: he like to drink milk? A: No, he prefers juice.✓

3. Q: What your brother like? A: He's very friendly.✓

4. Q: What his apartment like? A: It's fairly small.✓

5. Q: your neighbor like you? A: No, he never says hi to me.✓

6. Q: the President like dogs? A: Yes, he has two dogs.✓

7. Q: this book like the one you read last month? A: Yes, they are very similar.✓

8. Q: your mother like the way you cook? A: Yes, she thinks I'm a very good cook.✓

9. Q: Who he look like? A: He looks like George Clooney.✓

10. Q: Robert like your other boyfriends? A: No, he's much nicer.✓

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Do or does? 1 (A1/A2)
Do or does? 2 (A1-A2)
Do or does? 3 (A1-A2)
Do, does, is, or are? 1 (B1-B2)
Auxiliary verbs 1 (A2/B1)
Auxiliary verbs 2 (A2/B1)
Auxiliary verbs 3 (A2/B1)

Related to be / to have exercises:
To be or to have? 1 (A1/A2)
To be or to have? 2 (A1/A2)
To be (present) 1
To be (present) 2 (A1/A2)
To be (present) 3 (A1/A2)
To have (present) 1 (A1/A2)
To have (present) 2 (A1/A2)
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