1) Which structure do we use for general likes or dislikes about activities? a) like / love / hate + to be b) like / love / hate / prefer + verb-ing c) like / love / hate + that + clause 2) Which structure is correct to talk about things, not actions? a) like / love / hate / prefer + noun or noun phrase b) like / love / hate + verb-ing c) like / love / hate + to + noun 3) Which structure do we use for specific situations or habits? a) like / hate / don’t mind + verb-ing b) like / hate / don’t mind it when + subject + verb c) like / hate / don’t mind + noun 4) Which sentence uses the correct structure for emphasis? a) I like what is + noun b) What I like is / are + noun phrase c) It like is / are + noun phrase 5) When do we use “It can be annoying when/if…”? a) To talk about hobbies b) To describe something that irritates or frustrates us c) To describe something we love doing 6) Choose the correct form: a) I can’t stand to waiting in line. b) I can’t stand waiting in line c) I can’t stand wait in line. 7) Choose the correct rule: a) Use infinitive after like / love / enjoy / don't mind b) Use verb-ing after like / love / enjoy / don’t mind / hate / can’t stand c) Always use that-clauses after like / love / enjoy 8) When can we use “like / love / hate / prefer + infinitive”? a) To talk about general likes and dislikes b) To talk about habits or preferences  c) To describe something we hate doing 9) What’s the difference between “I love working with people” and “I love it when I work with people”? a) The first is formal; the second is informal. b) They mean exactly the same thing. c) The first is general; the second is about a specific situation 10) Which structure focuses on one specific thing we like or dislike? a) like / love / hate + verb-ing b) like / love / hate it when + clause c) What I like / love / don’t like is / are + noun phrase

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