18 May, 2006
I miss “Rhyme” and song. I like to read Rhyme, I like to listening to a song, I like to watch cartoon, I like to describe a picture.
I like to line up in different way to line up. It’s very creative way!
I like to change my seat in order to change my feeling and change my partner every class.
I like speaking English whenever I’m not speak fluently.
I like listening English instead of Chinese explaining.
1 comment:
Thanks. I'm glad to hear that.
Grammar notes:
(1) After "like", we can use the infinitive "to" and the base form of a verb. For example, "I like to listen to a song." Or, "I like to describe a picture." NOT "I like to listening to a song" and NOT "I like describe a picture."
(2) After "like", we can also use -ing verb. For example, "I like listening to a song."
(3) We use a period to link two independent clauses. For example, "I like to line up in different ways. It's very creative." Do not use a comma.
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