I like your English confession.

Like reading French and English? 【la？ K] beautiful? 【la？ k]？

Prepositions like, like; In a manner consistent with; Having the characteristics of; (used to ask) How about ...; For example, like

Verb (abbreviation of verb) likes; Thinking; Willing; hope

Conj。 Seems to be; Like; like

Hobbies (often in the plural); Similar or similar people or things.

Similar; Similar; Realistic (picture)

(informal) possible; As if to say; Same as ...

Lexical collocation:

1 and similar products; The same product; Similar products; like products

2. The more you like it, the more you think about it; Prefer; How much you like it; Closer

Usage of extended data words:

1, like, when used as a noun, means "similar people or things" and refers to two or more people or things that are similar in appearance or nature. Like can also mean "something you like". Like can be used in plural or singular forms.

When used alone, the verb like refers to a regular hobby, not a temporary hobby. For example, I like it, not today. However, dislike and dislike often refer to temporary "rejection" or "unwillingness";

Discrimination of word meaning:

Like, like more

Both words mean "like". The difference is:

1, like means like; Prefer means "like" and "like", which means like more.

2.like can be used with (the) most〔best〕], but prefer can't.

Prefer is often used between 3 and 3, and like is often used between the three.

You can say that I like it better, or I like it better, but you can't say that I like it better, only that I like it better.