Ch 3 · Lesson 16Spanish · Chapter 3 · Lesson 16 · Phrase session
I like it because...
An opinion on its own is thin. Add a reason and you sound like you mean it.
Why these go together
Say what you like, then say why. This one pattern carries most of the speaking and writing you will ever do.
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I like sport because it's fun.
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I love music because it's great.
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I don't like history because it's boring.
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I prefer the cinema because it's more interesting.
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I think it's a good idea.
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In my opinion, English is easy.
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I think maths is difficult.
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I think it's great because it's cheap.
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Why do you like it?
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Because it's useful and practical.
Matching
0/10Match each phrase to what it means.
Fill in the blank
0/10Put the missing word back.
Me gusta el deporte porque es . (I like sport because it's fun.)
Me la mĂşsica porque es genial. (I love music because it's great.)
No me gusta la historia porque es . (I don't like history because it's boring.)
el cine porque es más interesante. (I prefer the cinema because it's more interesting.)
Creo que es una buena . (I think it's a good idea.)
En mi , el inglés es fácil. (In my opinion, English is easy.)
Pienso que las matemáticas son . (I think maths is difficult.)
Me genial porque es barato. (I think it's great because it's cheap.)
¿Por qué te ? (Why do you like it?)
Porque es y práctico. (Because it's useful and practical.)
Lesson 16 of 18 in this chapter