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    This document outlines different ways to express likes, neutral feelings, and dislikes in English. It provides examples of phrases used to indicate that someone likes or enjoys doing something, is a fan of something, or is attracted to someone. Neutral feelings are described as tolerating something. Dislikes are expressed as not liking, enjoying, or being a fan of something, or finding something unpleasant.

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    This document outlines different ways to express likes, neutral feelings, and dislikes in English. It provides examples of phrases used to indicate that someone likes or enjoys doing something, is a fan of something, or is attracted to someone. Neutral feelings are described as tolerating something. Dislikes are expressed as not liking, enjoying, or being a fan of something, or finding something unpleasant.

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    5.8 Likes Dislikes Vocabulary

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    Likes

    a. To like to do something / To like doing something


    b. To enjoy something / To enjoy doing something
    c. To be a fan of something/someone
    d. To be into something
    a. Note: To be into someone means that you are attracted to
    that person, you find them attractive.
    e. To be crazy about something


    In-between (not like or dislike, can tolerate)


    f. To stand something


    Dislikes

    g. To not like, not enjoy
    h. To not be a fan of something/someone
    i. To not be into something
    j. To not stand something
    k. Not my thing (US) / Not my cup of tea (UK)
    l. To loathe something/someone

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