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Gerunds vs Infinitives Explained by LeiLa is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses the differences between using gerunds and infinitives after verbs expressing likes and dislikes. Gerunds are used to make general statements, while infinitives are used to refer to particular occasions. It provides examples showing that Alice likes painting in general but would like to paint a specific landscape. Similarly, John likes playing cricket generally but would like to play cricket that evening. The document also notes that gerunds and infinitives are often interchangeable a
- Author
- LeiLa
- Language
- EN