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Present form | Past form | Continuous form | Past Participle form |
|---|---|---|---|
Like | Liked | Liking | Liked |
Present form
Like
She likes interesting films.
I like to eat ice-cream every day.
A: What kind of food do you like?
B: I like spicy food.
Past form
Liked
I liked the show. It was very funny.
We liked the football match. It was incredibly exciting.
A: Did you like the food?
B: Yes, I liked it a lot.
Continuous form
Liking
I am liking the new haircut.
They are liking the music.
A: Are you liking my new look?
B: Yes, it's nice. Very interesting.
Past participle
Liked
I've liked her for a long time.
We've liked going there a lot.
A: Where have you liked so far?
B: We've liked everywhere but really liked St. Paul's Cathedral.
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