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Ask for help > A BIG QUESTION...
A BIG QUESTION...
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mabevi
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A BIG QUESTION...
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I have a big doubt... what are the differences between these two sentences......
I like and I don�t like AND I like and I dislike....
both are correct? are they different? Can you answer me, please? Thanks... |
8 Mar 2010
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Kate (kkcat)
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Yes, they both are correct...I don �t like, I dislike...no difference.
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8 Mar 2010
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Jayho
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Hi Mabevei
Like everyone said they mean exactly the same.
Dislike is the antonym of like and is really only used in formal speech. We generally don�t use it day to day.
Don�t like is the negative form of like and this is the form that most people commonly use in their everyday conversation.
Cheers -- Jayho
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8 Mar 2010
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mabevi
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Thanks all of you... you are very nice people... |
8 Mar 2010
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