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Jesusengland Posted 17 years ago
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I like my new job/ I enjoy my new job/ I like to play football...
Hello.
What is the difference in meaning between these sentences?
- I like my new job.
- I enjoy my new job.
- I like to play football.
- I like playing football.
- I enjoy playing football.
Thanks.
What is the difference in meaning between these sentences?
- I like my new job.
- I enjoy my new job.
- I like to play football.
- I like playing football.
- I enjoy playing football.
Thanks.
Top answer
There's not really any difference. I suppose "like" is slightly more common in conversation than "enjoy", but "enjoy" is absolutely fine.
- There's not really any difference.
- I suppose "like" is slightly more common in conversation than "enjoy", but "enjoy" is absolutely fine.
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There's not really any difference. I suppose "like" is slightly more common in conversation than "enjoy", but "enjoy" is absolutely fine.
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