The document discusses verb tenses and structures used to talk about likes, preferences, and suggestions. It notes that the gerund (verb + ing) is used to talk about general likes and enjoys, while like and love can also use the infinitive. For specific wishes, would like to or would prefer to are used. Suggestions are made using why don't we or let's plus the infinitive verb. Responses can accept or reject suggestions by saying things like that's fine or I'd rather not.

1. Use the gerund (verb + ing) to talk about things you generally like / love / enjoyI enjoy going to the moviesI likereadingI lovedancing

2. With like and love you can also use the infinitive, but not with enjoy:I like to watch movies

3. I love to eat out

4. I love listen musicI´d like to eat out tonight I´d like to eat out tonight I want to stay at homeFor specific wishes use would like to (´d like to) or would prefer to:

5. For suggestions, use Why don´t we or Let´s + the infinitive without to:Why don´t we go to that new Chinese place? Let´s go to a movieLet´s go to the theater

6. Good idea. That´s fine with me.Orrejectingthem: I´drathernotNo, I don´t think so, thanksYou can answer suggestions by accepting them:

7. I SheI´dLIKELOVEENJOYSTO GOGOINGSEEINGTothetheatermoviesLikepreferTostay home