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Jesusengland Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

To like / to love / to enjoy

Hello.

What is the difference in meaning between these verbs?

To like / to love / to enjoy

Thanks.


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To love = to like very much, or to have feelings for someone/something. To enjoy = to take pleaseure in something. I like watching rugby, but I don't enjoy playing it.

— Optilang

  • To love = to like very much, or to have feelings for someone/something.
  • To enjoy = to take pleaseure in something.
  • I like watching rugby, but I don't enjoy playing it.
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To love = to like very much, or to have feelings for someone/something.

To enjoy = to take pleaseure in something.

I like watching rugby, but I don't enjoy playing it.
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