The only one that is wrong is: Do you like holidays? No, I don`t. I hate it. As Matheus indicates, since "holidays" is a plural word, the appropriate pronoun is "them" not "it". Do you like the Christmas holiday? No, I don't. I hate it. Do you like the Chistmas holidays? No I don't. I hate them. One other comment. While there is absolutely nothing wrong with your answers, each one would normally be stated as one sentence with a comma instead of two with a period. "Do you like holidays? No, I don`t, I hate them." or "Do you like holidays? No, I hate them." "Do you like your sister? Yes, I do. I love her." or "Do you like your sister? Yes, I love her."

When it's a thing, an object, an animal or something inanimate such as football, holiday, television and rock music you must use "IT". - I bought a new car, I bought it. - I didn't find my wallet, I didn't find it. When it's a female person or a female pet you must use "her". - I love my mother, I love her. - I haven't seen Katie in a while, I haven't seen her. - I'm looking for the waitress, I'm looking for her. When it's a male person or pet you must use "him" - I fight a lot with my brother, I fight a lot with him. - Oliver is my dog, I like him very much. And if it's a word in the plural or more than one object/person, it doesn't matter if it's a thing, a woman or a man, you must use "them". :) - I lost my keys! I lost them! - I love my wife and family, I love them. - I don't know Mary and John, I don't know them.

good job.

Nice work~~ :D

i think they are all correct .