I like going to the park.
I love playing games.
I don’t mind doing homework.
We can use ‘like’, ‘love’, ‘hate’ and ‘don’t mind’ to say how we feel about an activity.
She loves watching TV.
He hates tidying his room.
They don’t like going to the dentist.
After ‘like’, ‘love’, ‘hate’ and ‘don’t mind’ we usually use the verb with ‘ing’.
I love using the computer.
He doesn’t like shopping.
She doesn't mind reading.
I like cooking. (NOT I like to cooking.)
She doesn’t like studying. (NOT She doesn’t like for studying.)
-ing form used as a noun
infinitive + -ing
Gerund as Subject:
Going to parties is fun.
Gerund as Object:
I enjoy reading.
*Activitats autocorrectives
BRITISH COUNCIL LIKE + ING ACTIVITIES
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