what the difference between "I'd like to" and "I like to"?
Do they mean the same?
Jan 29, 2014 12:02 PM
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I like to do something = I generally enjoy doing it - Ex.: I like to sing.
I would like to do something = I want to do it - Ex.: I would like to sing a song.
January 29, 2014
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Not exactly. "I like to..." is used for things you do and enjoy: I like to swim, I like to read.
"I'd (I would) like to..." is for things you want to do, but haven't done yet: I would like to go to the beach tomorrow.