Can someone help me understand when to use 気にいるvs。好きな

I’ve gotten mixed responses from teachers and I don’t really get it.

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  1. So what did you learn so far? We can help you best of we know what misconceptions you might have.

  2. 気に(入)いる is to be pleased where 好きな is to like something.

    They both convey fondness or positive feelings. 好きな needs to have another verb with it usually a form of です or 有る.

    気に(入)いる is also a verb so conjugates differently than 好きな which is an adjective

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