Stop Saying 'I Don't Like ......'

Hey friends, 

As you all know, repeating the same basic English expressions stands as a block in your way to professional & native English. And we're all here to sound like a native. So, today's lesson will help you start changing the way you express that you don't like something (food, sports, activities, etc).

The basic form of expression for this situation is; 'I don't like ............', right? 

So, instead of using this kind of expression, we'll use the ones (Bolded) in the following examples to sound more native.

* I'm not into dangerous sports / Thai food.

* I prefer Itlalian / Egyptian food.

* I'd rather eat Japanese food when I go out.

* I don't eat fish. It's not to my taste.

* I'm not good at hockey. It's not my thing. / It's not my favourite.

* I'm not crazy about strawberries. 

* I've come to realize that hardwork is not for me. 😂

* It drives me ceazy.

* I'm not fond of it.

* I'm not a big fan of Basketball / this band, etc.

When you're giving your opinion about someone / something:

* We don't get along. 

* We have never really clicked.

* I find him/her intolerable.

* I can't stand him/her.

* He/She drives me crazy.

* I'm not a big fan of L.Messi / Manchester United.

So, that was a quick lesson about using the real life expressions to show that you dislike something or someone in a native like way. Start using these expressions in your daily conversations and sound like a native. 

Best Of Luck

GoodBye