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Opposite to the vs Opposite the | WordReference Forums Hello, how's it going? A while ago I was told that I shouldn't use the preposition "to" after the word "opposite", as in "The hospital is opposite the mall " Today, though, I was working out a quiz when I was surprised by a wrong answer saying that I should have picked up the following
I would like to go I would like going | WordReference Forums To my ear, I would like to go is the most common I'll explain what each example signifies to me "I would like to go" is that the idea of going is palatable to you "Do you want to go to the mall?" "Yes, I would like to go" "I would like going" implies more of a a judgement "I would like going if not for the kids" It refers to the act of "going" in general "I'll like to go" sounds pretty weird It refers to not enjoying the act of going out, but that you might in the future "I will