I liked Tony.

I liked it a lot.

I loved that.

I liked everything.

I liked what Tom said.

I didn't like that.

I liked that movie.

I enjoyed working with you.

I liked the show.

I liked the show.

I liked a lot the article I read.

I didn't like what he said at all.

I'm happy Tom liked it.

I enjoyed watching soccer last night.

I didn't like the result.

I liked the present a lot!

It was good talking to Tom.

I liked Tom right away.

Now I've never really liked this term.

That's the part I liked best.

I liked the third song you sang last night.

I looked at myself in the mirror and I didn't like what I saw.

I enjoyed talking with you.

I never did like it anyway.

Oh, I didn't like the ending.

I liked Rebel Without a Cause very much.

I like Chinese food a lot.

I really liked that film!

I liked to add sentences in Spanish.

I really liked talking to Tom.

I liked Australia, too.

I didn't really like the stew that Tom made.

I liked it. Now, a little more difficult.

I didn't like him to come back home while I was sleeping.

And Dad would read poetry to us. So I always liked it.

I liked what Tom bought, so I went out and bought one for myself.

And she said, But the thing I liked about your talk is you're a storyteller.

I didn't like the Prime Minister's speech.

I didn't like the plot of the movie.

I didn't like the ending of that movie.

I liked your book, he said, but I wish you had written it differently.

Which I'm glad you liked, but they did not like that at all.

I didn't like her at first, but now I do.

I says, I enjoyed your film. That's why.

As for myself, I like spring very much. I never liked summer.