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Ukrainian_Hobbit Posted 20 years ago
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like to do sth VS like doing sth
0 is there any difference in the meaning of "like to do sth" and "like doing sth"? 0-
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0 Hello, Ukrainian Hobbit, and welcome to English Forums. 02 br
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00 No real difference here, though some verbs do have different meanings-- for instance, r 01 i 00 emember to do 02 i 00 vs 01 i 00 remember doing 02 i 00 . 0-
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00 No real difference here, though some verbs do have different meanings-- for instance, r 01 i 00 emember to do 02 i 00 vs 01 i 00 remember doing 02 i 00 . 0-
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0 With "I'd like to", you have to use the infinitive - of course -. 02 br
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00 I was taught that the -ing form (gerund) expresses a "general liking", whereas the infinitive form expresses a "particular" liking... 0-
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00 I was taught that the -ing form (gerund) expresses a "general liking", whereas the infinitive form expresses a "particular" liking... 0-
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0 I don't think there's any difference in most situations. 0-
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0 excuse me but i don't know the meaning of sth, please explain to me what is sth? 02 br
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