American English
/laɪkt̚/
One syllable.
Form of like
Shows that someone enjoyed something or preferred it to other choices; it is also used after have or has.
Practice out loudShows that someone enjoyed something or preferred it to other choices; it is also used after have or has.
I liked the movie we saw yesterday.
I've always liked classical music.
Liked is used both for the past and after have or has.
to want something politely
I would like some tea.
to want to do something
I feel like watching a movie.
to have a similar appearance to someone or something
You look like your sister.
Drop the final e before -ing.