Expression for Likes/Dislikes

What’s a softer way to say “I like someone/something”? Hint: “I’ve always had a ___ ___ ___ for cats.”

Which idiom means you slowly start liking something? “At first I didn’t like jazz, but it really ___ me.”

Fill in the blank: “I totally ___TO this new playlist.”

What idiom would you use if something scares or creeps you out? Hint: “That abandoned hospital ___ me the ___.”

Fill in: “People who are always late really ___ my OFF.” (informal anger)

Which idiom means “not my style”? Hint: “That show is not my ___ ___ ___.”

Which idiom means “you love someone deeply”? “He’s ___ ___ ___ ___ for her.”

“She gets a ___ out of scaring her brother.” What’s the missing word?

What’s a British idiom for “If that makes you happy, go ahead”? Hint: "If it ___ your boat."

What does “get on my nerves” mean? Use it in a sentence.

Which idiom means "you really enjoy something and want more of it"? Hint: It’s like a food addiction. ... ENOUGH

Choose the best option: “I dislike” or “I could do without” for expressing mild dislike?

This idiom means someone really irritates you emotionally. Hint: “He really ___ me the wrong way.”

Choose the more natural native expression: “I’m fond of dancing” OR “I’m into dancing”?

Fill in the idiom: “I can’t ___ loud chewing.” (strong dislike)

Which phrasal verb means “to lose interest because of something unpleasant”? Hint: "The smell of fish really ___ me ___."

What’s a more formal word than “hate”? “I absolutely ___ animal cruelty.”

What's a native phrasal verb that means “be very interested in something”? Hint: “She’s _n_o vintage fashion.”