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Originally Posted by Kaede
Ok further to my previous sentences I'd like to try and say something a little bit different. Currently, I know how to say:
えいがはすきです is correct but more naturally, は ＞ が
Your sentence means "I like movies (but I don't like 'another thing')" You're automatically making a comparison by using は.
I like movies
But I'd like to be able to say something like 'I like to watch movies' or 'I like to do x' etc. I think the sentences below would get the idea across, but I'd like to check!
#13
えいがをみにすきです ＞ えいがをみるのがすきです
I like to watch movies.
#14
さっかをするにすきです サッカーをするのがすきです
I like to play soccer.
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To say "I like ~~ing." or "I like to (verb)", you need to add the verb nominalizer の directly after the verb. Once that's done, you can treat it like a noun.