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- Like
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- I like him.
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I like both.
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I like cats.
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I like jazz.
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I like winter.
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Do you like rap?
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Do what you like.
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Do you like snow?
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I also like cake.
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I didn't like it.
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I like chocolate.
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I like his music.
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I like red roses.
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I like traveling.
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Do you like music?
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I don't like this.
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I like jazz music.
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I like short hair.
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I really like you.
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Do you like tennis?
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He doesn't like us.
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I like candlelight.
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I like watching TV.
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I'd like meat loaf.
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It looks like rain.
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Would you like ice?
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Do you like bowling?
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Do you like cooking?
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Do you like surfing?
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I don't like movies.
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I like it very much.
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I like love stories.
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I like movies a lot.
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I like taking walks.
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I'd like to see her.
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She didn't like him.
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Tom doesn't like me.
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We all like cycling.
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Do whatever you like.
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Don't eat like a pig.
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Don't talk like that.
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I like reading books.
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I like to eat apples.
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I'd like to kiss you.
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I'd like to watch TV.
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She felt like crying.
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This car is like new.
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Would you like to go?
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Do you like to travel?
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Does she like oranges?
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He acted like a saint.
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I don't like her face.
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I don't like studying.
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I don't like this one.
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I like playing sports.
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I like their pictures.
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Like father, like son.
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She felt like dancing.
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Sit wherever you like.
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Tom doesn't like cats.
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Did you like the movie?
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Do you like black cats?
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Does Tom like tomatoes?
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He acted like a madman.
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I felt like I was dead.
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I like classical music.
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I like you a whole lot.
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I would like mine rare.
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I'd like to rent a car.
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It looks like an apple.
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We don't like violence.
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Would you like to come?
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Would you like to wait?
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You like it, don't you?
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You seem to like fruit.
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Choose the one you like.
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Do you feel like eating?
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Don't you like baseball?
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Eat as much as you like.
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He can swim like a fish.
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I don't like it, either.
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I felt like I would die.
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I like my job very much.
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I like tennis very much.
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I like the way you look.
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I like the way you sing.
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I like the way you talk.
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I really like city life.
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I'd like to play tennis.
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Tom doesn't like cheese.
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Which skirt do you like?
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Would you like to dance?
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Come on any day you like.
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He looks like his father.
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I don't like any of them.
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I don't like this jacket.
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I don't like you anymore.
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I like to be spontaneous.
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I like to ride on trains.
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I would like to meet him.
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I'd like the bill please.
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I'd like to go to London.
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I'd like to talk to John.
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Now this is more like it.
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She looks like a teacher.
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Tom worked like a madman.
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We're just like brothers.
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Would you like it washed?
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Choose whichever you like.
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Come at any time you like.
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Did he look like a doctor?
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Do you like Japanese food?
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He's sleeping like a baby.
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I don't like men like him.
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I don't like what he said.
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I like instrumental music.
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I'd like one more blanket.
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I'd like some more coffee.
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She looks like her mother.
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Would you like some salad?
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Eat whatever food you like.
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He looks like your brother.
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I don't like pizza anymore.
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I feel like another person.
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I like this house as it is.
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I'd like a receipt, please.
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I'd like to ask a question.
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I'd like to change my room.
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I'd like to order the same.
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I'd like to reserve a seat.
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Mary looks like her mother.
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Nancy looks like my sister.
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She acted like a real baby.
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We're almost like brothers.
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What do you like about her?
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Where would you like to go?
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He looks like an honest man.
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How do you like my new suit?
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I feel like going on a trip.
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I'd like to join your group.
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I'd like to see your sister.
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She didn't like her husband.
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She felt like taking a walk.
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She treated him like a king.
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Take whichever one you like.
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There is no place like home.
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You like English, don't you?
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How do you like your new job?
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How would you like your eggs?
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I like French food very much.
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I'd like to live in New York.
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John and Ann like each other.
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She didn't like him at first.
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Stop staring at me like that.
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This cloth feels like velvet.
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We really like picnics a lot.
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We'd like you to sing a song.
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What flower do you like best?
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Would you like a cup of milk?
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Would you like anything else?
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All of my friends like soccer.
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I feel like taking a bath now.
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What subject do you like best?
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Would you like some more cake?
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You will soon get to like her.
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He's just like his grandfather.
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How do you like your beef stew?
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How do you like your eggs done?
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How do you like your new class?
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I would like something to read.
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I'd like to rent a compact car.
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I'd like to stay for one night.
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It looks like Tom won the race.
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The school looks like a prison.
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When would you like to see him?
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Which subject do you like best?
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Why can't I sing like they can?
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You look just like your mother.
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Do you feel like going swimming?
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He asked if I like Chinese food.
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He has been like a father to me.
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How do you like your new school?
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I don't feel like working today.
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I'd like to know the exact time.
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I'd like to reconfirm my flight.
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What would you like for dessert?
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Where would you like to go next?
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Would you like a cup of tea now?
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Would you like bacon or sausage?
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Would you like to dance with me?
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Would you like to go to a movie?
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Would you like to meet tomorrow?
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Young people like popular music.
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He acted like he owned the place.
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He always treats me like a child.
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I don't like your taste in color.
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I would like you to come with me.
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I'd like to go to London someday.
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I'd like to have a glass of wine.
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Quite a few Americans like sushi.
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