Using ‘like’ in British English

Using 'like' in British English

‘Like’ is a verb to show you enjoy something.

There are different forms of ‘like’ you can use.

In this lesson, you’ll learn these types of forms and practise using them.

‘Like’ is a verb to show you enjoy something.

Past Simple

E.g. I liked the film last night.

Present Simple

E.g. She likes horses and donkeys.

Present Continuous (not common)

E.g. I am liking this new jacket.

‘Like’ can also be used with other verbs. There are 2 ways to use ‘like’.

1. She liked the Italian restaurant.

2. He likes watching action films.

3. I like to fall asleep early.

Remember: use like + verb-ing OR like + to + verb.

Put the correct forms of ‘like’ into the sentences.

In this video, Claire explains how to use ‘like’ in different forms.

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