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Júnior
I do like you or I like you.
What's the difference?
Feb 13, 2018 12:50 PM
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I do like you - you are emphasizing that you like the person if there is any doubt.
A: I'm not sure that you and I are friends..
B. I think we are, I do like you!
I like you. - you are just saying you like them.
February 13, 2018
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"I like you" is simple and direct and means what it says.
"I do like you" only makes sense as response to a challenge.
Person A: "I don't think you like me."
Person B: "I do like you."
February 13, 2018
Usually, do and did are using to ask a question, and does and does not for refuse or if we say about things than we do not do.
Like:
Do i like you?
Does she like me?
And
I did not play to football
She does not love you
In present simple we do not need to use "do or does" when we say a statement
February 13, 2018
when u put do
its like u mean it
February 13, 2018
Júnior
Language Skills
English, German, Italian, Portuguese
Learning Language
English, German, Italian
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