An In-Depth Look 1 - Section 1 - English 8 Global Success (page 10)

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What are some examples of phrases expressing preferences in English 8 Global Success?

In English 8 Global Success, phrases expressing preferences include 'fond of', 'interested in', 'keen on', 'crazy about', and 'into'. These expressions help convey personal likes or dislikes.
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How do you use the phrase 'fond of' in English sentences?

'Fond of' is used to express a liking for something or someone. For example, 'I’m fond of taking photos' means 'I like taking photos.' It is always followed by 'of'.
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Can you explain the difference between 'keen on' and 'interested in'?

'Keen on' and 'interested in' both express a liking or enthusiasm for something, but 'keen on' usually indicates a stronger or more active interest, while 'interested in' can refer to a more general curiosity.
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What are the meanings of 'crazy about' and 'into' in expressing preferences?

'Crazy about' means being very enthusiastic or passionate about something, while 'into' suggests being interested in something but not necessarily with strong enthusiasm. Both are followed by a noun or verb.