Likes and dislikes+ ing
The ing is used after these verbs to express like and dislike in general.
And usually most vern patterns is invariable with all tenses in can be used in.
My question is when I want to use those verbs above in the past how does that works? (It is not general, but an specific situation) can I still use ing or just change to to infinitive because it's specific.
Thank you!!!!!!!!!
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cpu purple 107 It is not general, but an specific situation) I don't know what you conceive of as 'specific', but you can certainly use this: I liked talking to you about your project last night. I didn't enjoy dancing with her at the ball last weekend because she has two left feet.
- cpu purple 107 It is not general, but an specific situation) I don't know what you conceive of as 'specific', but you can certainly use this: I liked talking to you about your project last night.
- I didn't enjoy dancing with her at the ball last weekend because she has two left feet.
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cpu purple 107It is not general, but an specific situation)
I don't know what you conceive of as 'specific', but you can certainly use this:
I liked talking to you about your project last night.
I didn't enjoy dancing with her at the ball last weekend because she has two left feet.
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