LOVE LIKE HATE ENJOY CANT STAND STRUCTURE AFFIRMATIVE

LOVE / LIKE / HATE / ENJOY / CAN’T STAND

STRUCTURE AFFIRMATIVE FORM SUBJECT I VERB BASE FORM (VERB + ING) + COMPLEMENT. love reading comics. You like listening to music. We hate doing exercise. You enjoy playing soccer. They hate cleaning the house. SUBJECT verb (VERB + ING) + COMPLEMENT. He loves writing poems. She likes studying. hates running. It

STRUCTURE NEGATIVE FORM SUBJECT Don’t + verb base form (VERB + ING) + COMPLEMENT. I don’t love reading comics. You don’t like listening to music. We don’t hate doing exercise. You don’t enjoy playing soccer. They don’t hate cleaning the house. Doesn’t + verb base form (VERB + ING) + COMPLEMENT. He doesn’t love writing poems. She doesn’t like studying. It doesn’t hate running. SUBJECT

CAN’T STAND SUBJECT CAN’T STAND (VERB + ING) + COMPLEMENT. I can’t stand eating onions. You can’t stand looking at street dogs. He can’t stand drinking coffee. She can’t stand watching horror movies. It can’t stand eating beans. We can’t stand listening to metal. You can’t stand walking to school. They can’t stand being alone.

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