What book do you like.............? - I like reading science books
Đáp án đúng là: A. reading
Giải thích:
Sau động từ 'like', ta có thể dùng V-ing (gerund) để diễn tả sở thích. 'Like reading' có nghĩa là 'thích đọc'.
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