Bab 3: The Art of Expression: What Do You Like?

Which sentence correctly uses the negative question form of verb be (plural)?

Which of these is the correct way to express a dislike?

What object pronoun replaces "John" in the sentence: "I called John yesterday"?

Which sentence correctly uses an object pronoun?

Which of these is the correct way to ask someone if they like something?

What is the object pronoun that replaces the word "book" in the sentence: "I read the book"?

Which of these sentences is using object pronouns correctly?

Read the following dialogues carefully. Sarah: “Hey, Mark! Do you like going to the gym? I’ve been going every week, and I’m starting to feel stronger.” Mark: “Well, I don’t like working out much, but I do enjoy playing basketball. It’s much more fun for me than running on a treadmill.” Sarah: “Oh, that’s interesting! I thought you might like going to the gym. Do you think you’ll ever try it?” Mark: “Maybe one day, but for now, I prefer basketball. I’ll stick with that.” What is Mark’s opinion about going to the gym?

Read the following dialogues carefully. Tom: “Do you like watching action movies, Jane? I just saw the latest superhero film, and it was amazing!” Jane: “Actually, no. I don’t like action movies. I find them too loud and chaotic. I prefer romantic comedies instead. They’re much more relaxing for me.” Tom: “Really? That’s surprising! I thought you liked action-packed films.” Jane: “No, I’ve never really been a fan. I’d rather watch something light and funny.” What does Jane think about action movies?

Read the following dialogue carefully! Sophia and Liam have been friends for years, but they’ve just started to realize how different their interests are. One afternoon, they were sitting in a café, chatting about their hobbies. Sophia: "Liam, I can't believe you don't like reading books! I mean, I really enjoy getting lost in a good novel. Don't you like reading at all?" Liam: "No, I don't like reading. I think it’s too slow. I’d rather watch movies; they’re faster and more exciting for me." Sophia: "But don’t you think reading helps you use your imagination? Movies just show everything. Reading gives you the chance to think about what happens next." Liam: "I guess, but I’m just not into it. I don’t enjoy reading for fun. I prefer something more active, like playing video games or sports." Sophia: "Fair enough! I can’t imagine a weekend without a good book. But hey, do you like playing sports, at least?" Liam: "Oh, absolutely! I love playing soccer, it’s definitely my favorite. But for me, I need something that gets me moving, not just sitting down." What does Liam think about reading? How does his opinion differ from Sophia’s?

Read the following dialogues carefully. Olivia and Jackson have a heated discussion over their favorite ways to spend the weekend. Olivia loves quiet weekends at home, while Jackson enjoys spending time with his friends outdoors. Olivia: "Jackson, you really don’t like staying in on the weekends, do you? I find it so peaceful to relax at home, read a book, or watch a good movie." Jackson: "No, I don’t like staying inside. I find it boring. I’d rather be out with my friends, playing sports or hiking." Olivia: "But don’t you think staying in can be nice sometimes? I feel like I can recharge when I’m alone." Jackson: "Not really. I can’t stand being by myself for too long. I prefer to be active and social. Sitting in front of the TV or staying indoors isn’t for me." Olivia: "Fair enough! To each their own. I’m sure reading keeps you entertained." Jackson: "Definitely, I could read all day. But, hey, do you like hiking in the mountains?" Olivia: "I don’t really like hiking. It’s too tiring for me. I’d rather go for a walk in the park or just sit and enjoy nature." What is Olivia’s opinion about staying in, and how does Jackson respond?

Read the following dialogues carefully. Jack and Holly are discussing their favorite hobbies. Jack enjoys outdoor activities, while Holly is more into indoor hobbies. Jack: "Holly, do you like hiking? I think it’s the best way to connect with nature." Holly: "I don’t like hiking. I prefer visiting museums and art galleries. I find it more interesting to look at art than to walk for hours in the mountains." Jack: "I see, but don’t you ever want to get outside and get some fresh air?" Holly: "I’m happy staying inside. It’s more comfortable for me. I don’t mind being active indoors." Jack: "Fair enough! To each their own. I’m sure reading keeps you entertained." Holly: "Definitely, I could read all day. But, hey, do you like cooking?" Jack: "I do! I find it fun. Cooking outdoors, though, is even better." What is Holly’s opinion about hiking, and how does Jack respond?

Read the following dialogues carefully. Jack and Holly are discussing their favorite hobbies. Jack enjoys outdoor activities, while Holly is more into indoor hobbies. Jack: "Holly, do you like hiking? I think it’s the best way to connect with nature." Holly: "I don’t like hiking. I prefer visiting museums and art galleries. I find it more interesting to look at art than to walk for hours in the mountains." Jack: "I see, but don’t you ever want to get outside and get some fresh air?" Holly: "I’m happy staying inside. It’s more comfortable for me. I don’t mind being active indoors." Jack: "Fair enough! To each their own. I’m sure reading keeps you entertained." Holly: "Definitely, I could read all day. But, hey, do you like cooking?" Jack: "I do! I find it fun. Cooking outdoors, though, is even better." What is Holly’s opinion about hiking, and how does Jack respond?

Which sentence is correct for asking a plural negative question?

What object pronoun should replace the underlined noun? “I saw Lani yesterday. I talked to ___.”

Which one is object pronouns correct to fill in the blank in the sentence below? “My friends and I are hungry. Please give ___ some food.”

Which sentence shows a correct way to express dislike?

Which of the following is NOT an object pronoun?

Read the text below carefully. Nina and her cousin Riko often spend their weekends together. Last Saturday, Nina brought her sketchbook, and Riko brought his camera. They went to the park and found a nice bench near the pond. Nina started drawing ducks while Riko took photos of people walking by. A little girl saw them and smiled. Nina gave the girl a flower from her bag, and the girl gave Nina a drawing she had made. What does the word “them” refer to in the text?

Read the text below carefully! “I don’t like noisy places,” said Adi as he left the school cafeteria. He looked tired and wanted a quiet spot to read his book. When he reached the library, he found his friend Siska studying. She smiled and asked, “Don’t you like being around people?” Adi replied, “Not all the time. I like reading better. Books help me relax.” Then he sat beside her and opened his book. Why does Siska say, “Don’t you like being around people?”

Read the text below carefully! Rani has two favorite activities: cooking and painting. She spends her Saturdays in the kitchen with her mom. “I like cooking because I can be creative,” she always says. After lunch, she goes to her room and brings out her canvas. She listens to music while she paints. Her dad sometimes comes in and says, “Your painting is beautiful! I want to hang it in the living room.” What does the object pronoun “it” refer to?

Read the text below carefully! Dimas is a quiet student, but he really enjoys group work. Yesterday, his classmates worked on a science project, and Dimas joined two of his friends, Lani and Yusuf. The team researched volcanoes and made a colorful poster. After class, Lani forgot the poster on her desk, so Dimas picked it up and gave it to her. She thanked him and smiled. Which object pronouns are used in the story?

Read the text below carefully! Zara and her brother made fruit salad on Sunday. Zara cut the apples, and her brother peeled the oranges. They had fun preparing everything. When their cousin came over, Zara said, “Try this! We made it for you.” Their cousin took a bite and said, “Wow! Did your mom help you?” Zara smiled and said, “Nope, we did it by ourselves!” Why does the cousin use the object pronoun “you” in his question?

Which sentence uses the object pronoun correctly?

Choose the correct negative question for a plural subject.