21 English Sentences: Like

‘Like’ is Adjective, Adverb, Conjunction, Noun, Preposition and Verb.

Synonyms:

A similar kind, akin to, approximating, as if, be fond of, be keen on, be partial to, comparable, enjoy, equal, in the vein of, probably, reminiscent of, resembling, same, similar to, similar, want to have, wish to

Note: The use of ‘like’ as a conjunction is considered incorrect by some authors.

Sentences:

1.  Anne cannot do it like you do.

2.  Did you like Angelina’s song?

3.  Do you like your new neighbor?

4.  Good workers like good pay.

5.  I like jogging, and yoga.

6.  It didn’t turn out like she intended.

7.  It looks like fog this morning.

8.  John hopped out of the car like it was on fire.

9.  Kelly won't go to places like discos and bars.

10.              Mary doesn’t want to be friends with the likes of you.

11.              My father likes people with a sense of humor.

12.              Nicky likes good novels.

13.              She loved cats, dogs, and the like.

14.              Suzie behaves like she owns the house.

15.              That sounds like train coming now.

16.              Tom would like a beer now!

17.              We all have different likes and dislikes.

18.              We were angry at being treated like children.

19.              What's it like, being a mother?

20.              Would you like to meet her today?

21.              Zany didn’t like his flirtation.

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