21. Like & Dislike

1. Don’t you like meeting people?

2. Do you care for this color?

3. May I ask if you’ve found the feature films?

4. I’m very keen on outdoor sports.

5. There’s nothing I enjoy more than attending a party.

6. I fancy that dress.

7. I’m crazy about skating.

8. What I most enjoy is painting.

9. I really hate gossiping.

10. I can’t say smoking appeals to me very much.

Dialogue 1

W: You don’t look like enjoying this workout.

M: I’m not crazy about it at all.

W: You don’t like this sort of exercise?

M: I’m not interested in it. Are you keen on it?

W: Yes, that’s funny. I thought you liked it.

M: I hate it.

W: Never mind. It’ll be over in 10 minutes.

M: It’s the worst thing I’ve ever tried.

Dialogue 2

M 1: I love slim girls, don’t you?

M2: Not particularly. I like fat girls.

M1: And I like a girl with good skin, do you?

M2: I can’t say I do. What I like a girl with good manners.

M1: Oh, yes. But surely you like a girl with a nice figure.

M2: Yes. But I like a girl with a nice personality.

M1: But you like a girl to be rich, surely?

M2: Not particularly. I like a girl to be good.

M1: What about you, Henry? You haven’t said a thing.

H: I don’t like girls. I think they’re awful.

Dialogue 3

M: Oh, hi, Lily. When did you get back from Canada?

W: Just last week.

M: How was it?

W: Oh, I loved it. I only visited a couple of cities, you know. But I had a great time.

M: Well, tell me. What are they like?

W: They’re nice.

Dialogue 4

W: Do you like chocolates?

M: It depends.

W: Do you like coffee?

M: Um. It’s delicious.

W: And do you like English food?

M: Not all of it.

Dialogue 5

M: Hi, what’re you reading?

W: Oh, it’s Death on the Nile. Have you read it?

M: No, not that one. But I saw the movie. Could I borrow it when you finished?

W: Sure. I didn’t know you like mysteries.

M: Oh, I’m crazy about them.

Dialogue 6

M: Kate, what do you like to do tonight? Do you often go to the movies?

W: Of course. I often go to the movies.

M: There’s a good movie called Summer in Beijing.

W: I heard it’s a very good movie.

M: Let’s find out what time it starts.

W: Let’s look at the newspaper.

M: Here it is. It starts at 8:00.

W: Wonderful. I’m so excited.

What I like most I suppose is the fact that is so unusual. I mean, when I tell people what I do, they just look at me usually as if I’m a mad. I get up at about 6:15 every morning. I leave my wife in bed because she is not as mad as me. And I put my trunks on and my track suit and drive down to the park with my cloths and case. It only takes about 5 minutes because there’s no traffic of course at that time in the morning. So when I get there, I leave the car and the car park and run around a bit.