1. Personality or the characteristics of something
   • What is the microwave like?
   • What was the house’s kitchen like?
2. Hobbies
   • What do you like doing in the house?
   • What does your mother like doing in her leisure?
     - She likes doing the housework.
3. Physical appearance
   • What does detached house look like?
   • What does the corridor look like?
4. Preferences
   • What would you like to do this thursday?
     -Well, I have to move to another house. So, nothing.
   • What would you like to eat?
     -Kitchen is mess. First, clean the kitchen then we can eat something.

Like can be used to ask questions about:

1. Personality or the characteristics of something;
2. Hobbies;
3. Physical appearance;
4. Preferences.

Like can be used to ask questions about:

• Personality or the characteristics of something;
• Hobbies;
• Physical appearance;
• Preferences.

For example:
— “What does the guest room look like?” = In this sentence, Like is used to ask about physical appearance of something.
— “‘What would you like to buy, Sir?’ ‘I need to buy a fridge and microwave.'” = Like is used to ask about preferences.

Let’s revise this content within the [Form] section. Take a look at the [Example] section that shows its use within a context.