Question

Подскажите какое это время - Does Jim like/Is Jim liking your new flat?

Answer 1

Первое — Present Simple

Второе — Present Continios

удачи ;)

Answer 2

"Does Jim like your new flat?" is the correct way to phrase the question.

When asking about someone's preferences or opinions, we usually use the simple present tense (do/does + base verb) to form questions. In this case, the question is asking about Jim's general opinion of your new flat. For example:

• "Does Jim like your new flat?" (Asking about Jim's overall opinion)
• "Do you like your new flat?" (Asking about your opinion)

On the other hand, the present continuous tense (is/are + verb-ing) is used to talk about actions happening at the moment of speaking. For example:

• "Is Jim liking your new flat?" (Asking if Jim is currently liking the new flat, which sounds less natural in this context)

So, in most cases, you would want to use the simple present tense when asking about someone's opinions or preferences.