Verb (abbreviation of verb) likes; Thinking; be willing

A similar person or thing

Past tense: like past participle: like present participle: like third person singular: like.

(verb)

1.like basically means "like" and "like", which refers to people and things that appreciate or are interested in someone or something, have a good impression or are not disgusted, and are mainly used to make people happy without arousing great enthusiasm or urgent desire.

2.like is a verb to express feelings. Can't be used in progressive aspect or present perfect tense, generally not used in passive structure.

3.like means "like, hobby", followed by a noun, pronoun, gerund, infinitive or that clause as the object, or "(to be+) adj./v -ed" or infinitive as the compound object of complement; When doing the solution of "want", the gerund used as the object of "like" can be used as a pronoun of possessive or objective case to express its logical subject.

4.like, when interpreted as "hope, want", has its own meaning in the future, and its simple tense can express the future tense, so it is not used with be going to.

When using gerund as the object, like refers to a person's hobbies, habits, etc. When followed by infinitive or compound structure containing infinitive, it means a temporary hobby or more complicated frequent sex; When following the clause led by that, the predicate verb in the clause should be in the virtual form.

6.like can not be modified by very, but by much or very much, and the modifier should be placed before like or at the end of the sentence.

When 8.like is used with would or should, it means "hope" and "miss", and is often used to ask others politely or express one's wishes more euphemistically. Would can be used after all kinds of names, but in British English, only should is used after the first person. The perfect form of should[would]like-v means "what should have been done in the past but not done", usually expressing regret, threat, doubt or irony.

9. Gerund is used as like object, and its logical subject can be possessive or objective case. Generally, there are the following rules to follow:

10. Gerund phrases are often used in the case of real subjects. For example, it is very dangerous for you to drive her car. It is very dangerous for you to drive her car.

1 1. When the gerund is being, the possessive case is used. Please forgive me for being late.

13. When it is at the beginning of a sentence, the possessive case is usually used. I was embarrassed to fall into the river. I fell into the river, which embarrassed me.

14. Using the objective case makes people feel more natural than using the possessive case, especially in informal style. It should be noted that some test questions often take cases as the correct answers, so learners are more sure to use cases.

(adjective)

1.like, when used as an adjective, means "similar and identical", which means that two or more people or things have some similarities that make it impossible to distinguish them, but they are not the same person or thing.

2.like is often used to modify abstract things such as appearance and nature, and sometimes it can also modify specific things.

Most grammarians believe that like, as an adjective, can only be used as an attribute, but not as a predicative. When used as a predicative, you should use like. This proposition is often used in all kinds of exams at all levels, so it seems that learners should take this as the standard. Of course, there are many predications in the actual language, which have been included in the dictionary.

4.like is regarded as a preposition by most grammarians when interpreted as "similarity" and "similarity", while the author's view is that it is an adjective when interpreted as "similarity" and "similarity"; For example, prepositions are used when appositives are caused. For example:

People like Tom are over there. People like Tom are over there. (adjective)

There are many people interested, such as Tom. There are many people interested, such as Tom. (prepare for the exam. )

1.like, when used as a noun, means "similar people or things" and refers to two or more people or things with similar appearance or nature. Like can also mean "something you like". Find a foreign teacher and go to Beijing Cohen for education.

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