LIKE, LOVE, HATE + -ing form

When we want to express our opinion or talk about our tastes,

likes and dislikes, we use this construction.
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I love reading.
We really like playing basketball
She doesnt mind eating vegetables.
I hate swimming

ADVERBS OF FRECUENCY
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never
hardly ever
sometimes
often
usually
always

We use adverbs of frequency:

- Before the main verb BUT after the verb to be: I usually
play football / I am always late.
- Between the auxiliary verb and main verb in negative
sentences: He doesnt often play tennis.
- After the subject in interrogative sentences: Does she
always drinks coke?
1) Write sentences about your likes and dislikes. Use the verbs in
the box:
make listen to
watch

go
do

study
eat

play
read

2) Complete the sentences with your ideas:

Your best friend

- She likes
- She usually
- She doesnt like ...
Your father
- He hates
- He always
- He loves.
Your sister/brother/cousin
- She/he loves
- She/he never
- She/he likes.
3) Use verbs and expressions from both boxes to create sentences
about you. Use the verbs in the correct form:
Hate
Love
Dont
mind
Like
Dont like
Never
Always

Get up early on weekends

Eat pizza
Play basketball
Watch horror movies
Go out with my friends
Go on holiday alone
Do exams

4) Translate the following sentences:

- I love playing computer games.
- She likes playing tennis.
- They dont like having a shower.
- She hates making dinner.
- We never have breakfast in bed.
- You are always late.
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