Question about sentences
Dear all,
Recently in a spoken English video I have seen a non native English teacher speaking about the various uses of "How do you like?". He explained it as given below. I would like to know whether his explanation is correct.
1) How do you like the Coffee? (You made a coffee for a person and ask this question to get his opinion about the coffee)
2) How do you like Coffee? (This means whether you like Coffee or not)
3) How do you like your Coffee? ( Before making Coffee you ask a person what type of coffee he wants i.e. strong, light or with or without sugar.)
Thank you.
Top answer
These are all correct. ' if you wanted to give examples, rather than a definitive list, of things that could affect the coffee.
- These are all correct.
- ' if you wanted to give examples, rather than a definitive list, of things that could affect the coffee.
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These are all correct.
Be careful not to capitalise 'coffee', and you should use 'e.g.' rather than 'i.e.' if you wanted to give examples, rather than a definitive list, of things that could affect the coffee.
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