Daniel: So do you ever buy take-away?

Hana: No, I never. Normally when I go out to eat, I like to sit and enjoy my food.
How about you?

Daniel: Well, that's really nice. Of course, I do like to sit and enjoy my food, but I
have to admit that occasionally I have to buy take-away, especially when I'm
coming late from work, and I'm driving. I'm so hungry that, most of the time, I don't
really make it home, so I have to buy something on my way, and that's a shame, so
that's the way it is.

And do you usually have people over for dinner?

Hana: Yes, I sometimes do. I really like cooking so occasionally I invite my friends
over and cook for them or we all cook together. How about you?

Daniel: Not really. I do love cooking, but the problem is my place is really small, so
even though I want to invite my friends. I never do it, because my place would only
fit one or two people. So unfortunately, I never have my friends over for dinner.

Common Verbs with Infintive and Gerunds

like + infinitive

 What do you like to eat?

 I like to eat Thai food.
 I don't like to eat pork.

like + gerund

 Do you like cooking for yourself?

 I like cooking for myself.
 I don't like eating alone.

love + gerund / love + infinitive

 What do you love to eat?

 What do you love doing?
 I love eating fruit. I love to watch old movies.

want + infinitive

 What do you want to do?

 I want to see a movie.
  I don't want to stay home.

have + infinitve

 What do you have to do?

 I have to cook dinner.
 I don't have to work today.