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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

DANCE OR DANCING??

Hi all,

What is the basic difference between:

1. I like dancing.
and
2. I like to dance.

By the way, the forum is great!!!

Thanks in advance,

LB
  

Top answer

Maybe a look here would be helpful I love "singing" vs. "to sing" Basically, I like + -ing refers to an activity you like in general. You would use "I like to + V" with precisions that make it more particular ("I like to dance on the beach at midnight")

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  • Maybe a look here would be helpful I love "singing" vs.
  • "to sing" Basically, I like + -ing refers to an activity you like in general.
  • You would use "I like to + V" with precisions that make it more particular ("I like to dance on the beach at midnight")
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Maybe a look here would be helpful I love "singing" vs. "to sing"

Basically, I like + -ing refers to an activity you like in general.

You would use "I like to + V" with precisions that make it more particular
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