Hmm, yeah actually the way you worded it then sounds fine. I guess it doesn't matter if you use 'to' or not. So it makes perfect sense to say "what I like to do most is Stargate and watch clouds", as is "what i like to do most is to stargaze and to watch clouds", And likewise with "what I like to do most is stargazing and cloud-watching". Sorry for the confusion, I feel like I'm not being very much help!!! And the word order is "what I like to do most is..." or "what I like to do the most is...", I certainly wouldn't say that any other way. Sorry for the confusion!

Oliver, but don't you use the bare infinitive in sentences like "All the things I want to DO ARE eat and sleep"... Why not "The two things I most like to DO ARE stargaze and watch clouds"? ________________________ But you said "The two things I most like to do are TO stargaze and TO watch clouds" doesn't sound very natural either? So wouldn't you say either "stargaze" or "to stargaze"? __________________ Finally, one last thing: what about "What I MOST like to do is.." ? Can I say that instead of "What I like to do MOST"? .. Or is "What I MOST like to do is.." odd?

Hmmm, I suppose 'it' refers to the poll, or whatever is going on? I would have to have more context to say for sure! And "The two things I like to do most are TO stargaze and TO watch clouds" makes perfect sense, but doesn't sound very natural in my opinion. I would always say either "to stargaze" or "stargazing" though, not just "stargaze" here. "I like most to do" doesn't make sense, it would always be "What I like to do most". "Most" and "the most" both make perfect sense in this context, and both sound pretty natural to me so I wouldn't worry about that!

Thank you very much, Oliver Just two things: 1) But what does "IT" mean in "Get IT to 5 votes" ----------------- 2) But is it wrong/odd to say either "The two things I like to do most are stargaze and watch clouds" or "The two things I like to do most are TO stargaze and TO watch clouds"? What about "The two things I like to do most are stargaze and ZTO watch clouds"? --------------- What about "I like most to do"? And "THE " most? Please

Hi Jordana, 1) "Get it to 5 votes" - I think this means that they hope that 5 more people will vote for whatever cause they are supporting by tonight. 2) I think it sounds the most natural to say: " The two things I like to do most are stargazing and cloud-watching" Hope this helps! If you want any more clarification feel free to ask :)