STOP Saying 'I Like.' (Say THIS Instead!)

It is such a common phrase, 'I like'- however, are you aware that using it could make you sound like LESS of a native? Join me as I explain how natives use the phrase, 'I Like' and some useful alternatives to help build your vocabulary and take your English to the next level!
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[@IngoBujok-or7er]

The specific gesture associated with the sound to prevent people from just saying "yes, I like" is so brilliant. The nicest way of symbolising to chop one's head off in case they'll ever answer again with "yes, I like" - I simply adore it. As a doctor I will adopt it for my consultations when it comes to cakes, burgers, cigarettes, watching videos all day long instead of going to work by bike or even to the gym in the evening. 😂

[@StoutPika]

"I fancy" is a good one as well

[@aboalreem80]

I'm obsessed with watching you, you're a really brilliant teacher ❤

[@SalmaBoulahia]

YOUR ACCENT IS BEAUTIFUL,I CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF LISTENING TO BRITISH 🇬🇧 ACCENT 💙❤️😄😃

[@smahhy]

I agree man, I like her accent... I mean I'm obsessed with it :D

[@Nastikgyani]

Who wanna miss the class where we have the gorgeous English teacher❤😊

[@flowerlass]

I am a big fan of your channel! But you speak so quickly! ;)

[@jihiskelnarjinary1888]

I like your teaching very much may God bless you abundantly

[@janospetnehazi2928]

I can't get enough to listen and watch your videos. ☺️

[@robertalexxx3292]

You are a very funny and interesting teacher.I'm a great fan of YOU:)

[@danielaarias6892]

Hi teacher Laura! I have a question: I've heard in some movies the phrase "I fancy him"... How do I use this phrase? Can I say it about things or only about a person?

[@marcob4630]

thanks Laura!

[@ajairathi]

Great.Thankyou !✌️🌟

[@smashingenglish]

You’re welcome!!

[@desudi5206]

Playing : Mark Ronson ft. Lily Allen - Oh My God. That's it! Thanks Laura.

[@amilton1015]

I like you teacher the best.

[@SalmaBoulahia]

EXCELLENT WORK🙏❤️😍💛☺️

[@smashingenglish]

Salma Boulahia Thank you so much!

[@PeasGraveny]

7u 0:30 Haha.That is some high quality, professional level deadpanning from Ed.

[@nadineee_12]

OMG you're so beautiful and charming! Love your dress and hairstyle. You're one of my fave English teachers here on KZbin because you're hilariously entertaining to watch.

[@danielmori183]

I love this lessons ;D

[@smashingenglish]

So glad you like them!

[@rogerpr364]

Hello from🇨🇦

[@NikitaAktav]

What about "I fond of" ?

[@carotheplaylistmaker]

It's like me without cake 😂👍

[@evaldonegreiros5055]

IlikeIt !!!

[@KamranKhan-jb5hz]

Yah i like you really 100%

[@bernardmolan2976]

So why do I need to stop saying "I like"? Why is that now a problem?

[@panicatthedisconnect]

No is the best alternative.

[@charmxsun9023]

It’s better to say “ I like playing football ball” than “I like football” If the do play it

[@aitornavarro6597]

You're like a happy medium between Rebecca Hall or Daisy Ridley and a grown-up Millie Bobby Brown. But you're much lovelier ❤😍

[@ranelbenecario6122]

You're so funny Laura

[@Ismail-fm9tn]

I thought you're gonna say "yes i do".

[@rsanchez9865]

Is it okay to "like" this video?

[@tarasolegov356]

oh god, this dress😏

[@matthewmt9148]

Good Evening, U're very appealing :P Thank You :)

[@Dostoprimetschatjeln]

I like to be drunken!!

[@anjalibala176]

Ma'am, Instagram ID please?

[@pedropinos8030]

I strongly believe I am in love with you

[@smashingenglish]

😂😂😂

[@clemencerossi8994]

Funny how English people express more to say less when French people express less to say more. « Il est pas mal », literally : “He doesn’t look bad” actually means : “He looks handsome, I’m obsessed with him!”