Difference in Meanings
Hi! In this situation (see below) I have chosen 4 possible replies. Are my meanings correct? Thanks, Fulvio
1. Yes, I do = I like vegetables
2. Yes, very much = I love vegetables.
3. No, I don’t = I don’t like vegetables
4. No, not so much = I don’t like vegetables.
What is the difference in meaning between 3 and 4?
Situation
A: Do you like vegetables?
B: Yes, I do/No I don’t/ Yes, very much/No, not so much
Top answer
They're OK, but very vague. Most people would say 'I like most vegetables, but hate kale, broccoli, Brussels sprouts and turnips'. Or 'I only like peas, cauliflower, sweetcorn and onions'.
- They're OK, but very vague.
- Most people would say 'I like most vegetables, but hate kale, broccoli, Brussels sprouts and turnips'.
- Or 'I only like peas, cauliflower, sweetcorn and onions'.
- Or 'I don't like vegetables when they're cooked al dente '.
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They're OK, but very vague.
Most people would say 'I like most vegetables, but hate kale, broccoli, Brussels sprouts and turnips'.
Or 'I only like peas, cauliflower, sweetcorn and onions'.
Or 'I don't like vegetables when they're cooked al dente'.
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