Read and listen about Harry and Jacob.
Write “what Jacob and Harry like” and “what they don’t like”.
True or False.
Ask the questions.
Circle the correct one.
Find the words and solve the puzzle.
This worksheet is a reading and listening comprehension activity to practice like + v-ing in English. Students read, listen then answer the questions. The worksheet has an answer key.
Let’s explore the usage of “like + v-ing” in English. This construction is commonly used to express preferences, interests, and activities. I’ll provide a formal explanation along with examples:
“Like + v-ing” Usage
| Form | Explanation | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Like + v-ing | Indicates preferences or enjoyment of an activity. | – I like swimming in the ocean. – She likes reading mystery novels. – They like playing chess. |
| – He doesn’t like cooking. – We don’t like watching horror movies. – Do you like hiking? |
Notes:
- “Like” expresses a positive feeling or interest.
- “Don’t like” expresses a negative feeling or dislike.
- “Like” is followed by the base form of the verb (v-ing).
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