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BarbaraPA Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

Re: how/what?

If you say "how do you like" something, the response you'll probably get will be along the lines of "poor, okay, good, great" - a qualitative scale.

If you say "what do you think of" something, you may get a broader range of responses -- the acting was good, the story was weak, the scenery was breathtaking, the movie was over-rated, etc.

However, I'd expect to hear it in the past - What DID you think ... ? or How DID you like ...? unless the movie, event, activity, etc. was taking place right at that time. If you are in the intermission of a two-act play, you could ask the question in the present "How do you like the play?" but if you're having coffee afterwards, you'd say "How did you like the play?"
  

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Thank you very much!Emotion: smile
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Titanic film is one of my favorite moives, and I'm one of most of people in my country, it's really a touching movie, I watched it when I was studing in high school, But some sencens are as clear as I watched them yesterday. I think its success lies in its telling of the story, they are not only the leading actor and actress who are the foucs, there are many other roles such as the captain, the p
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Hello Jly

The first question asks for an intellectual response.

The second question asks for an emotional response.

MrP

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