This document discusses the use of gerunds after certain verbs like "like", "love", "don't mind", "dislike", "don't like", "hate", "enjoy", and "prefer". It explains that gerunds are formed by adding "-ing" to the base form of a verb. It provides examples of sentences using gerunds after these verbs, such as "I dislike reading books" and "Do you like travelling?".

1. Like + gerund

2. Like + gerund
• We often use gerunds
after the verbs:
love, like, don’t mind,
dislike, don’t like, hate,
enjoy and prefer.

3. Like + gerund
• We use the base form of
the verb + -ing to form
gerunds.

4. Like + gerund
• I dislike reading books.
• She doesn’t mind helping me.
• He loves going to the cinema.
• Do you like travelling?Yes, I
do.
• They hate playing games.

5. Like + gerund
gustar like

6. Like + gerund
no gustar don’t like

7. Like + gerund
no gustar dislike

8. Like + gerund
gustar
love
muchísimo

9. Like + gerund
odiar hate

10. Like + gerund
preferir prefer

11. Like + gerund
difrutar enjoy

12. Like + gerund
no importar don’t mind

13. Like + gerund
Tony likes dancing.

14. Like + gerund
You love eating ice-creams.

15. Like + gerund
She hates reading.

16. Like + gerund
We dislike playing football.

17. Like + gerund
I prefer watching a film.

18. Like + gerund
He doesn’t mind cooking.

19. Like + gerund
I don’t like playing the guitar.

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