Interests
If a verb comes after a preposition, which verb form do we use?
We use -ing form of the verb. For example;
I am not keen on playing basketball.
Can you ____ (drive)?
Use the correct form of the verb given.
Can you drive?
After modal verbs, we use the bare form.
Would you like ______ (see) a movie?
Use the correct form of the verbs given.
Would you like to see a movie?
After 'would like' we use to + verb.
Answer the question with the correct verb form:
What are you good at?
I am good at playing table tennis.
V-ing because of the preposition.
I can hear ___. Please don't shout.
Use an object pronoun to fill in the gap.
I can hear you. Please don't shout.
They're from my country. Do you like ____?
Use an object pronoun to fill in the gap.
They're from my country. Do you like them?
He is an annoying kid. Nobody ____ (like) him.
Use the verb in the correct form.
He is an annoying kid. Nobody likes him.
We treat 'nobody' as third person singular.
Everybody ____ (love) this teacher. He is very nice.
Use the verb in the correct form.
Everybody loves this teacher. He is very nice.
We treat 'everybody' as third person singular.
Everybody knows __. I am very popular around here.
Use an object pronoun to fill in the gap.
Everybody knows me. I am very popular around here.
A: Do you like cheeseburger?
B: No. / No, not really.
Which answer says no in a more friendly way?
No, not really.
Why do we use 'really' in statements?
You can use really to make statements stronger and to make negative statements softer. For example;
I really enjoy cooking cookies.
What does 'not really' mean?
Not really can be used as a polite way to answer no. For example;
A: Do you visit İstanbul every year?
B: Not really.
'Hi. I make wooden boxes and bowls. I’d like to sell my stuff, but I don’t know much about the business side of things. Can you help me?'
What is the hobby of this person?
He likes 'crafting'.
If a person says: 'I want to find a good place for vintage clothes and jeans. I live in Las Vegas. Any ideas?' What is his hobby?
He likes 'fashion'.
A: We always cook in our house. Do you enjoy ____ (cook)?
B: Yes, very much.
Fill in the gap using the correct form of the verb.
Do you enjoy cooking?
After 'enjoy', we use the verb in -ing form.
A: Student club is going to movies tonight. Can you ____ (come)?
B: I can't. I'm sorry.
Fill in the gap using the correct form of the verb.
Can you come?
After modal verbs, we use the bare form of the verb.
If a person goes to the gym a lot, which of the below he likes?
- cook
- dance
- draw
- play
- read
- work out
He likes working out because you go to the gym to work out.
If a person has lots of brushes and pencils, what can his hobby be?
Probably, that person likes 'drawing'.
If someone has lots of magazines and books at home, what is his hobby?
That person likes 'reading'.
A: _____?
B: On the weekdays, I bowl and spend time with friends.
Write the question for the answer.
What do you do on the weekdays?