Word: Dislike
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Dislike means to feel that someone or something is not to your taste.
Antonyms: like
Syllables: dis - like
Tricky part: The final e makes no sound, so it often gets left off. Without it you are left with dislik, which is not a word.
Watch out for: dislik, dislikke
Memory tip: Keep the quiet letter at the end: it stretches the vowel before it. Take it away and that vowel turns short.
Example 1: I dislike waiting in long queues.
Example 2: My sister dislikes the smell of boiled cabbage.
Example 3: Cats usually dislike getting wet.
Many video websites let viewers press a thumbs-down button to dislike a clip, so this old word now has a new job on screen.
Choose the prefix that completes the word:
like
a) diz
b) dys
c) des
d) dis
d) dis. This prefix turns a word into its opposite and is spelt with an i and a single s.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
Our puppy seems to dislyke the noise of the vacuum cleaner.
a) dislyke
b) puppy
c) noise
d) cleaner
a) dislyke. The long vowel here is spelt with an i, not a y.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
ldkiesi
a) dsilike
b) dilsike
c) diskile
d) dislike
d) dislike. Look for dis at the start and like at the end.
Choose the antonym of the word:
dislike
a) refuse
b) detest
c) avoid
d) enjoy
d) enjoy. If you enjoy something, you are glad to do it; the other three all lean the other way.
1. Reena dislikes spinach. What will she most likely do at dinner?
a) tell her friends how tasty it is
b) ask her mother for a second helping
c) save some to eat again tomorrow
d) leave it on the side of her plate
d) leave it on the side of her plate
2. Asha dislikes loud music. Which line says the same thing?
a) Asha plays loud music all day.
b) Loud music does not please Asha.
c) Loud music always makes Asha smile.
d) Asha would prefer it even louder.
b) Loud music does not please Asha.
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