like

SIMILAR

A1similar to someone or something

• She looks like her mother.
• It tastes a bit like chicken.
• What's your new teacher like?

FOR EXAMPLE

A2for example

• I enjoy outdoor sports like hiking and cycling.
• Big cities like Tokyo can be very expensive.

TYPICAL

B1typical of a particular person

• It's not like him to be late.

ENJOY

A1to enjoy something or think that someone or something is nice

• I like swimming.
• Do you like spicy food?
• She really likes her new job.

WANT

A1used with 'would' to say politely what you want or to offer something

• I would like a cup of tea, please.
• Would you like to come with us?

PREFER

B1to think something is a good idea or the right way to do something

• I like to get to the airport early.
• He likes everything to be tidy.

AS

B1in the same way as

• Nobody cooks like my grandmother does.
• Do it like I showed you.

AS IF

B2as if

• He acted like nothing had happened.
• You look like you need some sleep.