They like each other in ASL - American Sign Language - 2 Video Examples

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they like each other

📝 Description: "They like each other" is a sentence in English. "They" is a third-person plural pronoun, "like" is a verb expressing affection or enjoyment, and "each other" is a reciprocal pronoun indicating mutual action or feeling. The phrase denotes mutual fondness or interest among the group referred to as "they".
📝 Example Sentence: "Despite their differences, they like each other and enjoy spending time together."
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they

📝 Description: "They" is a third-person plural pronoun in English. It is used to refer to a group of people or things previously mentioned or easily identified. It's also increasingly accepted as a singular pronoun to denote a person of unspecified gender.
📝 Example Sentence: "They went to the park and enjoyed the sunny day, while they shared stories and laughter."
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like

📝 Description: "Like" is a versatile preposition, conjunction, and verb in English. As a preposition, it's used to compare similarities (She sings like an angel). As a conjunction, it introduces a simile (She sings as if she's an angel). As a verb, it shows preference (I like singing). Its slang usage includes "like" as a filler word or a quotative introducing reported speech.
📝 Example Sentence: Sure, here's a simple and common sentence: "I feel like having pizza for dinner tonight."
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each

📝 Description: "Each" is a determiner in English. It specifies individual members of a group, considered one at a time. It's used before singular nouns and represents every person or thing in a group of two or more. For example, "Each student must submit their own work."
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other

📝 Description: "Other" is a determiner or pronoun in English. As a determiner, it modifies nouns, as in "other people". As a pronoun, it stands in for unspecified items or people, as in "one was here, the other wasn't". It denotes additional items in a group, or alternatives in a choice.
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