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I like it vs I like that

Both phrases, 'I like it' and 'I like that,' are correct and commonly used in English. They are used to express a positive feeling or preference towards something. The choice between 'it' and 'that' depends on the context and what is being referred to.

Last updated: March 22, 2024 • 1070 views

I like it

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express a positive feeling or preference towards something.

This phrase is used when expressing a general liking for something without specifying what it is. 'It' is a pronoun that refers to an unspecified object or situation.

Examples:

  • I like it when the weather is nice.
  • She baked a cake, and I like it a lot.
  • He showed me a new app, and I like it.
  • The movie was great, and I like it.
  • This song is amazing, and I like it.
  • I like it because I'm a farmer.
  • I like it when you touch me.
  • I like it quiet in the morning.
  • But, I like it with the candles lit.
  • You have a responsibility here whether I like it or not.
  • Not sure if I like it.
  • Whatever this is, I like it.
  • I like it, but don't understand.
  • A little, but I like it.
  • But it's beautiful, I like it.
  • Team player, I like it.
  • I like it when he crushes heads.
  • Generally speaking, I like it when it rains.
  • You're probably right, but I like it.
  • I like it when dinner talks back.
  • But I like it when she gets angry.
  • I like it when you tell the truth.
  • I like it when you stop by.
  • The more centralized police authority becomes, the less I like it.
  • I like it when men feel me up.

Alternatives:

  • I enjoy it
  • I am fond of it
  • I am a fan of it
  • I am into it
  • I am keen on it

I like that

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express a positive feeling or preference towards a specific thing or situation.

This phrase is used when expressing a liking for a particular thing or situation that has been mentioned or is clear from the context. 'That' is a demonstrative pronoun that refers to a specific object or situation.

Examples:

  • I like that movie.
  • She made a delicious cake, and I like that.
  • He recommended a book, and I like that.
  • The new car is amazing, and I like that.
  • The idea you shared is great, and I like that.

Alternatives:

  • I am a fan of that
  • I am into that
  • I am keen on that
  • I enjoy that
  • I am fond of that

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