I like walking in nature. (gerund)

I like to walk in nature.

I like shopping.

I like to shop.

I like going to shops.

I like to go to shops. Infinitive

I like to swim.

I like swimming.

What do you like to do?

What do you like to eat?

What do you like to sing?

I like listening to music.

I like to listen to music.

I like walking.

I like to walk.

I live in the United States of America.

I live in “the states”.

Canada is a part of North America.

Mexico is also part of North America.

Brazil (Brasil) is part of South America.

I live in the U.S.

I play golf.

I play basketball. Lorena plays basketball. Leticia also plays basketball with her grandchildren.  Children (not childrens)

I do Zumba.

I do yoga.

I play soccer. I play soccer too (also).

I play cards.

Melinda doesn’t like onions and fish.

“I don’t like onions and fish.”

The verb “To Do”

I do / I don’t

She does / She doesn’t (does not)

“I don’t like spinach,” said Jorge.

Jorge doesn’t like spinach.

Do you have a food that you don’t like?

Chava doesn’t like kiwis. M

Daniela doesn’t like beef.

I have chickens and fish. What do you have?

I don’t have any animals.

I have a cockatoo.

Sal have has a husky.

Ededir has a chihuahua.

Cecilia has one cat. Her daugher has one cat. Her son-in-law has one cat. That makes three cats!

Take it easy!

Soybeans

You can make “mock meat” with soybeans.

Soy hotdogs.

Soy burgers.

Soy chicken.