To my liking an in a way that I like
HI teachers~~
I have learned that 'to my liking' means 'in a way that I like.'
As a foreigner, 'to my liking' sounds less familiar than 'in a way that I like.'
Which one is more common in daily life?
Thank you in advance.
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' Not exactly. to my liking ~ the sort of thing that I like ~ the kind of thing I like That barbecue sauce is not [to my liking / the sort of thing that I like]. Strawberries would have been more to my liking.
- ' Not exactly.
- to my liking ~ the sort of thing that I like ~ the kind of thing I like That barbecue sauce is not [to my liking / the sort of thing that I like].
- Strawberries would have been more to my liking.
- / I would have liked strawberries more.
- Maybe the design isn't good, but [the way the car is built isn't to my liking / I don't like the way the car is built].
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pen slide 883I have learned that 'to my liking' means 'in a way that I like.'
Not exactly.
to my liking ~ the sort of thing that I like ~ the kind of thing I like
That barbecue sauce is not [to my liking / the sort of thing that I like].
Strawberries would have been more to my liking. / I would have liked strawberries more.
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