enjoy or like! i mean i have two books for you , but i think that one is better then other. in this cause i want to give you certain this one is better then. "if you do that, I have sure you will enj

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enjoy or like! i mean i have two books for you , but i think that one is better then other. in this cause i want to give you certain this one is better then. "if you do that, I have sure you will enjoy of this one" or "if you do that, I have sure you will like of this one". in this sentences what is more correctly?

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enjoy or like!

I mean I have two books for you , but I think that one is better than the other.

There are two cases. I want to know which case is better.

CASE 1 "if you do that, I am sure you will enjoy this one"

CASE 2 "if you do that, I am sure you will like this one".

There seems to be no difference between CASES 1 and 2. 'enjoy' and 'like' are equivalent here.

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