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Sep 22nd, 2019, 03:18 am
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Re: don't like to
Hi susan,
Your above example made me think of a question as follows:
I don't know if the listener B skis or not, but I want to find out if he/she enjoys it. Is it OK to ask him/her a question like...
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Sep 13th, 2019, 01:23 am
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Re: don't like to
Hi susan,
I'm a little confused about the quote above. Do you mean the 'like' in the sentence 'Do you like reading novels?' doesn't express 'enjoyment?
How do you tell if the speaker means 'it's a...
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Sep 7th, 2019, 02:17 am
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fface
Re: don't like to
Hi susan,
1.Do you like to read novels?
2.Do you like reading novels?
Both 'like' in the sentences above mean 'enjoyment'. What is the difference in meaning between them?
Thanks a lot.
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Sep 6th, 2019, 07:29 am
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don't like to
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fface
Re: don't like to
Hi susan,
The verb 'like' in the following sentences all mean 'enjoyment'.
1. Richard doesn't like to exercise because it's tiring for him, but he has to do it in order to keep in shape.
Does the...
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Sep 1st, 2019, 07:16 am
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Re: don't like to
Hi susan,
question 1:
If someone has to do something that he doesn't like to do, can I use either sentence #1 or #2 here?
1.I don't like to talk to him but I have to.
2.I don't like talking to...
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Jul 21st, 2019, 08:16 pm
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don't like to
Hi,
Can I say "I don't like to..." if I have never done it? For example,
"I have never played tennis and I don't like to do it."
Thanks.
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