Question

(ii) You ......... (like) playing cricket ?
(iii) He ......... (work) hard next week.​

Answer 1

Answer:

liked

will work. ......

be my follower please

Answer 2

You like playing cricket?

1. 'Like' is a simple present tense.

2. The past tense of like, which is 'liked', cannot be used as we are not questioning the person about the past.

3. We are willing to know whether or not the person likes playing cricket.

4. Hence, 'Like' would be the correct tense.

He will work hard next week.

1. 'Will' is future tense. We are talking about the work next week, that is in future. 2.Therefore, 'Will' is the correct tense to be used.