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DON´T FORGET THAT

First, always keep in mind that third-person verbs ends in 's'.

Second, remember that if we talk about some action we use two verbs, and the second verb must be in -ing.

Finally, note that we can use this structure in affirmative, negative or interrogative.

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The most common verbs to express preferences are as follows.

love

like

enjoy

dislike

hate

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D. ¿How do I express it?

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Subject +  preferably a verb + ing verb + complement
(I, He, She...)
For example:
I like playing football
S  V     ING V      C

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C. ¿What is the structure?

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To put it negatively auxiliary "do + not" is used
For example:

I do not like listening to music.

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We must consider that we can talk about things we like, but also actions that we like because Sometimes we see it followed by another verb. In this case we indicate that we like an action (listening, singing, playing, and others)
For example

I like listening to music

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B. ¿How do I use?

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Certain words are useful to express your tastes

To express tastes, we use "I like". We indicate if that thing, person, object or animal we like

We will see how to express preferences in English, that is, how to express what we like and what not

For example:

I like cake

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E. Watch and listen carefully to the following video

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A. ¿What is it for?

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Before you begin you must know the following rules
1. I, You, We, They + Infinitive
For example:
I like music
2. He, She, It (third person)+ Infinitive + s
For example:
He likes music