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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I liked about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to express something specific that the speaker liked about a particular thing or situation. Example: "I liked about the movie was the stunning cinematography. The way the camera captured the sweeping landscapes was truly breathtaking."
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That's what I liked about him".
Maybe what I liked about puzzles was their relative simplicity.
"What I liked about it was, it was not ostentatious.
"You know what I liked about today?
What I liked about DVDovernight.com was the customer service.
"That was what I liked about doing [Broadcast].
What I liked about the story was the ambiguity.
What I liked about her music was her voice.
What I liked about him was his maniacal cackle.
But the one thing I liked about it was that he never flinched.
Part of what I liked about Gatlin's interview and his demeanor was his obvious maturity.
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