This document discusses expressing habitual preferences. It teaches that we use "like + infinitive" to express something we habitually do that may not necessarily be enjoyed but is considered useful, right, or wise. For example, one may like to exercise or may not like to eat vegetables.

1. LESSON 2: Do you like to eat
healthily
In this lesson you will learn to express habitual
preferences.
We use like + infinitive when we want to express
habitual preference, something that the speak
does not necessarily like or enjoy but considers
useful, right or wise
Example
 I like to do exercise
 I don´t like to eat vegetables