The document discusses preference verbs that can be used with the "-ing" form of verbs. It provides examples of common preference verbs like "love", "like", "enjoy", "hate", "don't like", "don't mind", and "can't stand" followed by verbs in the "-ing" form. These examples are used to demonstrate how the preference verbs can be combined with other verbs ending in "-ing" to express preferences in activities.

1. PREFERENCE
VERBS
+
ING

2. PREFERENCE VERBS + ING
Like
Love
Enjoy
Hate
Don't like
Don't mind
Can't stand
+ ING

3. Formation of verbs ING

4. Ona loves playing hide and seek

5. Marina likes playing computer games

6. Do they hate eating broccoli?

7. They enjoy going on the bus.

8. I don't mind helping at home.

9. She likes dancing songs of Just Dance

10. My mum loves cooking cupcakes

11. He can't stand hearing the noise

12. She doesn't mind helping to other people

13. Does he like eating vegetables?

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Ona Oviedo & Marina Meléndez
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