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I prefer this one vs I like this one

Both phrases are correct and commonly used in English. They convey a similar meaning but with a slight difference in intensity. 'I prefer this one' implies a stronger choice based on a specific reason, while 'I like this one' is a more general expression of positive feelings.

Last updated: March 30, 2024 • 6968 views

I prefer this one

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English. It indicates a stronger choice based on a specific reason.

This phrase is used when you have a specific reason for choosing one thing over another. It implies a stronger preference compared to 'like.'

Examples:

  • I prefer this one because it has more features.
  • I prefer this one over the other options.
  • No, I prefer this one, it's better.
  • I think I prefer this one, just slightly.
  • I think I prefer this one, just slightly.
  • I prefer this one.
  • I'd prefer to solve this one on my own.
  • Perhaps you'd prefer this one.
  • And if he must have them here, I prefer live ones to dead ones.
  • I prefer the one in the middle, thank you so much.
  • I prefer the one on Wacker. I mean, that view going down is incredible.
  • I prefer it one on each end, let it run through.
  • Myself, I prefer the improper ones.
  • I prefer the nasty one you published.
  • GALLAGHER: I prefer one moon, you know?
  • Or if you'd prefer one of our other stylists...
  • I tried to give him a table and he goes, No. I prefer to wait until one opens up in Virginia's station.
  • I can't decide which one I prefer.
  • Black becomes me but I prefer the first one
  • I would, but I can't deny I'd prefer one of my own.
  • If I have any choice in the matter, I'd prefer one behind the ear.
  • You seem to prefer one-word answers.

Alternatives:

  • I would rather have this one.
  • This one is my preference.

I like this one

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English. It expresses a general positive feeling towards something.

This phrase is used to express a positive feeling towards something without necessarily indicating a strong preference or specific reason.

Examples:

  • I like this one better than the others.
  • I like this one because it's colorful.
  • No, I like this one.
  • [Chuckles] I like this one.
  • I like this one.
  • But I like this one.
  • I like this one particuIarIy the unique mental abilities that come with it.
  • But I like this one right here.
  • I like this one... little Suzy.
  • I like this one with the car too.
  • I like this one better, the view is wonderful.
  • And I like this one too.
  • Maybe... but I like this one.
  • I like this one, Danny.
  • And especially, I like this one. It's a 76-year-old man.
  • For the record, I like this one.
  • I like this one the best.
  • There's pressure in any job. I like this one.
  • I think I like this one, Jeremy.
  • No, still, I like this one the best.
  • No, I like this one's hair better.
  • I like this one. I just need something to shoot.

Alternatives:

  • I am fond of this one.
  • This one appeals to me.

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