curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-greetings-in-your-first-day-at-the-office/6568c759cb59e810dfaa1506.md
When expressing a positive feeling about a place, one might use the phrase I like it here. Tom is indicating that he has a positive feeling about California.
In the dialogue, what does Tom's statement, I like it here, indicate?
He feels out of place in California.
I like it here shows a positive feeling, not feeling out of place.
He misses Texas a lot.
While Tom acknowledges differences from Texas, he doesn't explicitly express missing it.
He is happy and feels positive about California.
He is neutral and has no strong feelings about California.
I like it here shows a definite positive sentiment, not neutrality.
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