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Julius_ Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Listen/listening
Hi
Can I use both forms of the sentences:
I like listening to the classical music.
I like to listen to the classical music.
Cheers
Julius_
Can I use both forms of the sentences:
I like listening to the classical music.
I like to listen to the classical music.
Cheers
Julius_
Top answer
Yes you can. Verb 'like' can be used in both cases. 'Like + to V0' and 'Like + Ving' as well.
- Yes you can.
- Verb 'like' can be used in both cases.
- 'Like + to V0' and 'Like + Ving' as well.
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Yes you can.
Verb 'like' can be used in both cases. 'Like + to V0' and 'Like + Ving' as well.
Verb 'like' can be used in both cases. 'Like + to V0' and 'Like + Ving' as well.
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You can use both forms, but you would say
I like listening to classical music.
I like to listen to classical music.
Don't use the
I like listening to classical music.
I like to listen to classical music.
Don't use the
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