How did you like it vs did you like it

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'How did you like it?' is a more specific and detailed question that asks for a deeper evaluation or feedback. 'Did you like it?' is a more general question asking for a simple yes or no response.

Last updated: March 21, 2024 • 3158 views

This phrase is correct and commonly used to ask for a detailed evaluation or feedback.

"How did you like it"

This phrase is used to ask for a more specific and detailed response about someone's opinion or experience with something.

Examples:

How did you like the movie?
How did you like the new restaurant?
How did you like the book I recommended?
How did you like the concert last night?
How did you like the gift I gave you?

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How did you like it
How did you like the wedding speech?
How did you like her dance?
How did you like your birthday cake?
How did you like that chateaubriand?
How did you like the spice markets?
How did you like your birthday cake? - I loved it.
How did you like space travel?
How did you like the chocolate factory?
How did you like our movie?
How did you like the meeting?
How did you like the movie?
How did you like the service?
How did you like the opera?
How did you like my run?
How did you like the story this morning?
How did you like Grant's Tomb?
How did you like the plot twist?
How did you like your first partners' meeting?
How did you like it at the prison, Margaret?
Rajiv... How did you like Ganga?

Alternatives:

What did you think of it?
How was it?
Did you enjoy it?
What was your opinion?
What did you think about it?

This phrase is correct and commonly used to ask for a simple yes or no response about someone's opinion or experience with something.

"did you like it"

This phrase is used to ask for a general response about whether someone enjoyed or had a positive opinion about something.

Examples:

Did you like the movie?
Did you like the new restaurant?
Did you like the book I recommended?
Did you like the concert last night?
Did you like the gift I gave you?

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Other than that, how did you like it?
Mr. Winston... last night, did you like it when I took my tongue...
So, did you like it, Colonel?
But did you like it a little bit?
Did you like it? - Yes.
What I just read, did you like it?
D-did you not like it here? No.
What did you like about it?
Did you guys like it or...
Not unless you didn't like it.
- I remember you didn't like it much.
I thought you didn't like it here.
But the magic didn't make you like it.
Did you feel like it meant to hurt you, like it was violent, or...
Didn't you like it, Rudi?
Didn't you like it the first time?
What did you like about it?
I stopped using that deodorant since you said you didn't like it.
I figured even if you didn't like it, you could see what we were capable of.
The only reason you didn't like it is because I picked it out.

Alternatives:

Did you enjoy it?
Was it good?
Did it meet your expectations?
Was it to your liking?
Did it please you?

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How did you like it vs did you like it

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