Very important question please help me !
I know I can say this
I like to play soccer or.....I like playing soccer, somebody once told me I cant use two verbs one after the other without changing the second one, but what happen when I hear on tv:

Go play soccer or Go take a shower

Sorry if the question is to silly, I learned english watching tv listening music internet, with out a teacher.

Question

Very important question please help me !
I know I can say this
I like to play soccer or.....I like playing soccer, somebody once told me I cant use two verbs one after the other without changing the second one, but what happen when I hear on tv:

Go play soccer or Go take a shower

Sorry if the question is to silly, I learned english watching tv listening music internet, with out a teacher.

Answer

'Go take a shower' is a shortened form of 'Go and take a shower', meaning 'Go (to the bathroom and) take a shower.

'Go play soccer' is a shortened form of, for example,  'Go (outside and) play soccer' or maybe 'Go (to the park and) play soccer'.

These shortened forms are especially common in everyday American English.

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"I like playing soccer." Is used when you're playing soccer. " I like to play soccer." Is used when you talk about what you like to do.
Hope that helped!!!