ساحات وادي العلي - الأفعال like و love

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like و love

like [transitive not usually in progressive

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THINK SOMETHING IS NICE

to enjoy something or think that it is nice or good
[ love; ≠ dislike]:

I like your jacket*

*idon't really like classical music
**

Do you like this colour?

I like my coffee quite weak *

I don't like it when you get angry*
**

How do you like living in London (=how much do you like it)?

like doing something *

I don't like talking in public*

like to do something *

I like to see people enjoying *themselves

In time, I got to like her =began to like her

I quite like their new album

We really liked the film

The time I like best
(=like most of all) is the evening when it's cool

like something about somebody/something

One of the things I like about John is his sense of humour

**
I didn't like the idea of being a single parent

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LIKE A PERSON

to think that someone is nice or enjoy being with them:

Jessica's really nice, but I don't *like her boyfriend

*You'll like my brother

I really like Sam*

She's a lovely girl and I like her very much

love

transitive not in progressive] to have a strong feeling of

AFFECTION for someone, combined with usual attraction

I love you, Tracy*

He was the only man she had ever* loved

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CARE ABOUT

transitive not in progressive] to care very much about

someone, especially a member of *your family or a close friend

*I love my grandad so much

*I've always loved children

*much-loved/well-loved

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In 1941, her much-loved sister was killed in an accident

Many people feel guilty after the death of a loved one

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LIKE/ENJOY

[transitive] to like something very much or enjoy doing

something very much:

*I love carrots

*Jeff loves his work

*I love the way she sings that song

*Amy had always loved New York

love doing something *

*I love going out to restaurants

love to do something *

We all love to talk about ourselves*

I'd love to (do something) spoken =used to say that

you would really like to do something)

'Would you like to come swimming with us?' 'I'd love to

I'd have loved to have stayed till the end

I'd love to know just why they did that

BYE

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