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    "Like and Dislike" Noun.: The Verbs Can Be Followed by A For Example: I Like I Like Strawberries

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    The verbs "like" and "dislike" can be followed by a noun or another verb. When followed by a noun, no changes are needed, but when followed by a verb, the verb must take the "-ing" form. Some examples provided are "I like apples", "I like swimming", and "she dislikes cooking Chinese food".

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    The verbs "like" and "dislike" can be followed by a noun or another verb. When followed by a noun, no changes are needed, but when followed by a verb, the verb must take the "-ing" form. Some examples provided are "I like apples", "I like swimming", and "she dislikes cooking Chinese food".

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    "Like and Dislike" Noun.: The Verbs Can Be Followed by A For Example: I Like I Like Strawberries

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    LIKES AND DISLIKES

    (Gustos y Disgustos)

    The verbs "like and dislike" can be followed by a noun.

    For example:

    I like apples I like strawberries

    like + Noun
    soccer
    I
    the beach
    you like

    we dislike
    Mexican food
    they
    orange juice

    music

    he
    likes chinese food
    she
    dislikes
    it

    milk

    They also can be followed by another verb.

    For example:

    I like swimming I like dancing


    I like singing
    I like reading

    When like/Dislike are followed by a verb you need to add


    ing ending to the verbs.

    I playing soccer

    you like going to the beach

    we dislike eating Mexican food

    they drinking orange juice

    he listening music
    likes
    she cooking chinese food
    dislikes
    it reading tales.

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