Now answer the following "disliking" questions using a similar structure:
Is there anything you don't like about your school / studies?
is there any food you don‘t like?
What’ the worst thing about shopping?
Are there any clothes that you don‘t like?
What type of weather do you dislike?
Summary of "Liking / Disliking" Questions
The most important thing is to avoid the simple vocabulary (like, dislike. enjoy, love, hate) and replace these with the expressions given in this chapter.
Many candidates put "likes" and "dislikes" in the same answer (usually the "liking" question). This is not wrong, but as we have seen, the answers to these questions can be quite long, so it is better to split them into two separate answers.
Remember: Give a developed answer to every question. In the past I have heard answers like these:
Do you like animals? - No, I don’t like animals.
Do you like reading? - No, I like watching TV instead.
Is there anything you don’t like about your hometown? - No. I like my city.
As a rule, if the examiner asks you if you like something, give a positive answer (yes) even if that answer is not true. In the same way, if the question is: "Is there anything you don’t like about...?" you should also give a positive answer (yes).
Speaking positively is much easier than speaking negatively and it is easier to give reasons and examples to say "why" rather than "why not".
Remember: Base your answer on language not on fact or truth. You do not get any marks for telling the truth!
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