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Bookmark or Share- Enjoy or enjoys? - English Language Learners Stack Exchange(However, I would avoid using this sentence because "studies regularly enjoys" could be interpreted two ways: "anyone who studies, regularly enjoys it more" vs. "anyone who studies regularly, enjoys it more." Making your reader parse out the intended meaning will slow the reader down, when you want to carry the reader smoothly to your desired ...
- word usage - Why is 'enjoy to [verb]' incorrect? - English Language ...I can say: I love to read. I hate to read. But it must be: I enjoy to read. I enjoy reading. What is enjoy so different?
- grammar - "I'm really enjoyed" Correct? - English Language Learners ...Well, the obvious one is a performer - "I really enjoyed Eddie Izzard last night", but that's not the sort of thing we're talking about, obvs.
- gerunds - "I like listening to music" and "I like to listen to music ...When speaking about my hobby, should I say: I like listening to music. I like to listen to music. Do both mean the same? Is any of these sentences grammatically incorrect?
- difference - "He likes swimming" or "He likes to swim"? - English ...The two are often interchangeable but not always. While he likes to swim always means that he enjoys propelling himself through the water using his own body power, he likes swimming could also be used if he enjoys watching it as a spectator: "The Olympics are on- we could watch swimming or running. Isn't Bill coming over?
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