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Debpriya De Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
How do you like it ?
What is the difference between "How do you like something ?" and "Do you like something ?"
The answer is always very similar. For example, "I don't like it", "I like it" and "I love it".
The answer is always very similar. For example, "I don't like it", "I like it" and "I love it".
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hello Debpria I guss sometimes when we ask " do you like something ? the ansewer will draw more explanation... bye.............
- hello Debpria I guss sometimes when we ask " do you like something ?
- the ansewer will draw more explanation...
- bye.............
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hello Debpria
I guss
sometimes when we ask " do you like something? -- then the ansewr will be restricted between
your own stand of that thing in general ( yes or no ) without getting in its details
but when the question is "
I guss
sometimes when we ask " do you like something? -- then the ansewr will be restricted between
your own stand of that thing in general ( yes or no ) without getting in its details
but when the question is "
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