Like / Love + Gerunds and Infinitives
English Grade 7 (Super Goal 1) · Unit 12: What Can You Do There? · Lesson 2 · Term 2
Also known as: Like love hate · Gerunds and infinitives
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Lesson questions (12)
- I like ____ football.
Answer: playing - She loves ____ to the beach.
Answer: going - He likes ____ (infinitive) books.
Answer: to read - They hate ____ up early.
Answer: getting - "Do you like ____?"
Answer: fishing - I enjoy ____ my friends.
Answer: meeting - Choose the correct sentence:
Answer: We like to hike in the mountains. - She doesn't like ____ alone.
Answer: traveling - "Would you like to come?" – "____"
Answer: Sure. - Choose the correct one:
Answer: I want to visit Abha. - "Are you crazy?" shows:
Answer: surprise - "When's good for you?" asks about:
Answer: a time to meet
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Questions about this lesson
How do we use like, love and hate with verbs?
We add a verb after them in the ing form or with to: I like playing football. She loves to go to the beach.
What is the difference between like and hate?
like means to enjoy, hate means to dislike strongly, and love means to like very much.
What is a common mistake?
Saying I like play football. The correct forms are I like playing football or I like to play football.
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