How do I find the like terms of an equation? Such as 2x+5+x+1

It asks me to find the terms, like terms, coefficients, and constant terms. I have the rest I just don't know how to define the 'like terms'.
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the like terms are 2x and x together and 5 and 1 together so there are two like terms in that problem and I'm only in 6th grade
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