What Does “Like + ing” Mean?
When we say like + ing, we talk about enjoying an activity. It tells us what we like doing in general, not just at this moment. For example:
- I like reading. → (I enjoy reading books.)
- She likes swimming. → (She enjoys swimming.)
Structure
Subject + like/likes + verb + ing
| Subject | Verb | Example |
|---|---|---|
| I | like | cooking |
| You | like | watching TV |
| He/She | likes | painting |
| We | like | listening to music |
| They | like | dancing |
Note:
Use “likes” with he/she/it.
Use “like” with I/you/we/they.
When to Use “Like + ing”
1. To talk about hobbies and interests
- I like playing football.
- She likes drawing pictures.
2. To talk about general preferences
- They like eating healthy food.
- We like traveling to new places.



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