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The document explains the use of the verbs 'Like', 'Love', and 'Enjoy' followed by a gerund to express enjoyment, and 'Would like' and 'Want' followed by an infinitive to express desires. It provides examples and notes on the slight differences in meaning when using 'like' with gerunds versus infinitives. Additionally, it includes exercises for practice with these verbs.

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U3-1

The document explains the use of the verbs 'Like', 'Love', and 'Enjoy' followed by a gerund to express enjoyment, and 'Would like' and 'Want' followed by an infinitive to express desires. It provides examples and notes on the slight differences in meaning when using 'like' with gerunds versus infinitives. Additionally, it includes exercises for practice with these verbs.

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1.

Verbos “Like”, “Love” y “Enjoy”

Estos verbos expresan gusto o disfrute y van seguidos de un


verbo en -ing (gerundio).

✅ Estructura:
Like / Love / Enjoy + verbo en -ing

🔹 Ejemplos:
​ •​ I like swimming. (Me gusta nadar.)
​ •​ She loves dancing. (A ella le encanta bailar.)
​ •​ We enjoy watching movies. (Disfrutamos ver
películas.)

⚠ Nota: “Like” también puede ir con to + verbo, pero el


significado cambia ligeramente:

​ •​ I like to swim. (Me gusta nadar en general, es mi


preferencia.)
​ •​ I like swimming. (Disfruto el acto de nadar.)

2. Verbos “Would like” y “Want”

Estos verbos expresan deseos o intenciones y van seguidos de


“to” + verbo en infinitivo.

✅ Estructura:
Would like / Want + to + verbo en infinitivo
🔹 Ejemplos:
​ •​ I want to travel next year. (Quiero viajar el próximo
año.)
​ •​ She would like to visit Paris. (A ella le gustaría visitar
París.)

⚠ Diferencia entre “want” y “would like”:

​ •​ Want es más directo: “I want to eat pizza” (Quiero


comer pizza).
​ •​ Would like es más educado y formal: “I would like to
eat pizza” (Me gustaría comer pizza).

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1.​ I _______
Like (like) _______
Play football on weekends.
​
2.​ She _______
enjoy (enjoy) _______
Read new books.
​
3.​ We _______
Loves (love) _______
go to the beach in summer.
​
4.​ He _______
Want (want) _______
buy a new phone.
​
5.​ They _______
Would likes (would like) _______
To dinner at that
restaurant.
​
6.​ My brother _______
Likes (like) _______
Play video games.
​
7.​ She _______
Want (want) _______ a new job next year.
​
8.​ I _______ (love) _______ music all day.
​
9.​ They _______ (enjoy) _______ to concerts.
​
10.​ You _______ (would like) _______ a cup of coffee?

Ejercicio 2: Elige la opción correcta

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1.​ I (like / would like) going to the gym every morning.
​
2.​ She (enjoy / want) to travel to Italy next summer.
​
3.​ We (love / would like) listening to jazz music.
​
4.​ He (wants / enjoys) to buy a new car.
​
5.​ They (like / would like) to try sushi for the first time.
​
6.​ My parents (love / want) watching old movies.
​
7.​ I (would like / enjoy) to have a big house in the future.
​
8.​ She (wants / enjoys) learning new languages.
​
9.​ We (like / want) playing soccer on Saturdays.
​
10.​ He (would like / enjoys) to visit Japan someday.

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