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Likes, dislikes
dislikes, preferences
I enjoy walking.
I do like your new house.
We love music by Mozart.
I love swimming.
I like to swim in the sea.
I'm fond of playing the guitar.
She's keen on geography.
I really go for big cars.
He adores cooking.
What is the difference of meaning between I like swimming in the sea. and I like to swim in the sea. ?
In the first sentence, I mean that I like swimming in the sea, and nowhere else.
The important verb is like.
In the second sentence, I mean that I like swimming in the sea when I have an opportunity to do so,
but I also like swimming in a river or in a swimming-pool. The verbs like and swim have the same
importance.
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