" I like to ... " & " I do like to ... " 有無分別?
"I like to"&"I do like to"有無分別
2011-02-15 12:48 am
回答 (4)
2011-02-15 1:02 am
✔ 最佳答案
I like to"&"I do like to"沒有分別 = 我會喜歡......II do like to" = do like (to emphasis you like it very much) 我很喜歡......
I'd like to = I would like to = it is not the same asthe above= 我將會喜歡....
2011-02-15 8:41 pm
發問者: Ling的解答已經很清楚了. "would like", 其意可譯為"想要" ,",愿意"或者"希望". e.g. (1) I would like a wash. (2) Sure We would like your opinion on the policy. (3) I would like to see (infinitive) you again. (4) Would you like to leave(infinitive) a message?
2011-02-15 2:05 am
'I do like to' is stronger
2011-02-15 12:56 am
通常都會話"I'd like to"
唔會i like to or i do like to
i'd like to
就係i would like to 既縮寫
唔會i like to or i do like to
i'd like to
就係i would like to 既縮寫
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