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    This document provides examples of using verbs like "like" with nouns and verbs. When using "like" with a verb, it must be followed by an "-ing" form of the verb or the word "to" followed by the base verb form. Examples are given such as "I like eating apples" or "I like to eat apples." The document also lists other verbs that can be used like "like" such as "love," "enjoy," "hate," and "can't stand" followed by examples of using them with the verb "cooking." It instructs the reader to correct any incorrect examples in their notebook.

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    This document provides examples of using verbs like "like" with nouns and verbs. When using "like" with a verb, it must be followed by an "-ing" form of the verb or the word "to" followed by the base verb form. Examples are given such as "I like eating apples" or "I like to eat apples." The document also lists other verbs that can be used like "like" such as "love," "enjoy," "hate," and "can't stand" followed by examples of using them with the verb "cooking." It instructs the reader to correct any incorrect examples in their notebook.

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    The Verb LIKE

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    miss Annie
    This document provides examples of using verbs like "like" with nouns and verbs. When using "like" with a verb, it must be followed by an "-ing" form of the verb or the word "to" followed by the base verb form. Examples are given such as "I like eating apples" or "I like to eat apples." The document also lists other verbs that can be used like "like" such as "love," "enjoy," "hate," and "can't stand" followed by examples of using them with the verb "cooking." It instructs the reader to correct any incorrect examples in their notebook.

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    Lesson #6 notes

    I like + noun = I like apples. but I like + verb + ing = I like eating apples.
    or
    I like + to + verb = I like to eat apples.

    Please, correct (поправи) your homework in your notebook.


    My partner likes eat peas -> My partner likes eating peas.
    I don’t like eating pork.
    My daughter doesn’t like eating mince.
    I like eating and cooking zucchini.
    I like cooking.
    I love cooking.
    I enjoy cooking.
    I hate cooking.
    I can’t stand cooking. – Не понасям готвенето.

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