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"My friend likes to work" vs "My friend likes the work"



 
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"My friend likes to work" vs "My friend likes the work" #1 (permalink) Thu Oct 30, 2008 10:58 am   "My friend likes to work" vs "My friend likes the work"		  
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ESL/EFL Test #42 "Basic Business English", question 7

My friend likes ......... work on extra projects.

(a) to
(b) of
(c) from
(d) the

Business English Courses, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #42 "Basic Business English", answer 7

My friend likes to work on extra projects.

Correct answer: (a) to
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which is right? 'to' or 'the'?

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