curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-conversation-starters-in-the-break-room/657b7e633c982f095101e6fe.md
Sometimes you want to talk about what you or someone else enjoys. For example, if your friend enjoys reading, you can say, My friend likes reading.
Which sentence is correct about Sophie's guitar preference?
Sophie likes electric guitar.
Sophie like electric guitar.
If you refer to he, she, or it, you need to add an -s to the verb, making it likes.
Sophie does likes electric guitar.
Does likes is incorrect; does should not be used together with likes.
Sophie liked electric guitar.
Liked is past tense, but she is talking about her current preference.
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