Flashcards on English Grammar and Vocabulary: Likes & Screen Time

English Grammar & Vocabulary: Likes & Screen Time Guide

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How do you say in English that you really like an activity (for example, 'I'm very fond of it')?

I'm a big fan of

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Question: How do you say in English that you really like an activity (for example, 'I'm very fond of it')?

Answer: I'm a big fan of

Card 2

Question: What phrase expresses that you are interested in an activity?

Answer: I'm interested in / I'm interested in + -ing (for example, interested in watching sports programmes)

Card 3

Question: How do you express in English that you are crazy about something?

Answer: I'm mad about (for example, My sister's mad about cartoons)

Card 4

Question: What phrases indicate that you like something (three examples)?

Answer: I'm keen on; I'm really into; I'm a big fan of

Card 5

Question: How do you say in English that you don't like something very much? (two options)

Answer: I'm not really into; I'm not a big fan of / I'm not really a fan of

Card 6

Question: What expressions are used to say that you are not interested in or don't care about something?

Answer: I'm not very interested in; I'm not mad about

Card 7

Question: How do you express ability or lack thereof in English?

Answer: I'm quite good at (meaning I can do it well); I'm not very good at (meaning I can't do it well)

Card 8

Question: Complete: "I'm (not) very keen ___ reading." What preposition goes in the blank?

Answer: on

Card 9

Question: Complete: "I'm (not) really ___ the activities here." What preposition goes in the blank?

Answer: into

Card 10

Question: Complete: "I'm (not) a big fan ___ fantasy novels." What preposition goes in the blank?

Answer: of