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wonky81
12 mar 2021

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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre I like to play a soccer. y I love to play a soccer. y I'm kin to play a soccer. ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.

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mrggy
12 mar 2021

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"I love" is stronger than "I like."

For the 3rd one, "I'm kin" isn't a phrase... Maybe you mean "I'm keen"? The meaning of "I'm keen to" is closer to "I want to" than "I like." It also sounds very British/Australian. As an American, I wouldn't say "I'm keen to"

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