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RiceSpaghettiChickenSausagesPizzaApple Pie ArrozEspaguetiPolloSalchichasPizzaPie de manzana SandwichHamburgerFrench FriesSaladIce Cream SándwichHamburguesaPapas fritasEnsaladaHelado MilkLemonadeOrange Juice LecheLimonadaJugo de naranja

In this unit we are going to lear how to express likes in affirmative, negative and interrogatives. En esta unidad vamos aprender como expresar gustos en afirmativo, negativo e interrogativo. Sentences (oraciones) Affirmative: Subject + verb (like) + complement I like dogs She likes dogs Negative: Subject + negation + verb like + complement I don’t like cats She doesn’t like cats Questions (preguntas) Auxiliary + Subject + verb (like) + complement + question mark Do you like dogs ? Does she like dogs ? Answers (respuestas) Affirmative: Yes, I do / Yes, she does. Negative: No, I don’t / No, she doesn’t

Utilizamos LIKE en 1era persona para expresar nuestros gustos Utilizamos LIKES en 3er persona para expresar los gustos de alguien. I / I like / I don’tHe / He likes / He doesn’t like You / You like / You don’t likeShe / She likes / She doesn’t like They / They like / They don’t likeIt / It likes / it doesn’t like We / We like / We don’t like

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