19. USE
B. We use the gerund form to express our likes
and dislikes after the verbs:
20. USE
B. We use the gerund form to express our likes
and dislikes after the verbs:
love like prefer don’t mind dislike hate
21. USE
B. We use the gerund form to express our likes
and dislikes after the verbs:
like prefer don’t mind dislike hate
I love swimming early in the morning.
22. USE
B. We use the gerund form to express our likes
and dislikes after the verbs:
prefer don’t mind dislike hate
I love swimming early in the morning.
I like riding motorcycles.
23. USE
B. We use the gerund form to express our likes
and dislikes after the verbs:
don’t mind dislike hate
I love swimming early in the morning.
I like riding motorcycles.
I prefer watching movies at home.
24. USE
B. We use the gerund form to express our likes
and dislikes after the verbs:
dislike hate
I love swimming early in the morning.
I like riding motorcycles.
I prefer watching movies at home.
I don’t mind working late if it’s necessary.
25. USE
B. We use the gerund form to express our likes
and dislikes after the verbs:
hate
I love swimming early in the morning.
I like riding motorcycles.
I prefer watching movies at home.
I don’t mind working late if it’s necessary.
I dislike heavy metal music.
26. USE
B. We use the gerund form to express our likes
and dislikes after the verbs:
I love swimming early in the morning.
I like riding motorcycles.
I prefer watching movies at home.
I don’t mind working late if it’s necessary.
I dislike heavy metal music.
I hate to get up early on Saturdays.
27. USE
C. The infinitive form (to + verb) may also be used
after the following verbs:
love like prefer hate
I love to swim early in the morning.
I like to ride motorcycles.
I prefer to watch movies at home.
I hate to get up early on Saturdays.
28. USE
C. The infinitive form (to + verb) may also be used
after the following verbs:
love like prefer hate
I love to swim early in the morning.
I like to ride motorcycles.
I prefer to watch movies at home.
I hate to get up early on Saturdays.
You should not use the infinitive after “don’t
mind” or “dislike”.
29. Exclusive use for:
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