I love to draw
Hi, I'm Amanda, I'm a 21 year old girl who loves to draw and learning new languages. I started drawing when I was only a child because I was tired of asking my father to draw for me, so I could paint it. I decided to learn it on my own and since then I've been practicing it almost everyday. Currently, I'm studying visual arts at college and I'll be graduating by the end of this year. I love arts, it's always been part of me!
I also have a doubt: what's the difference of meanings when I write "I love to draw" and "I love drawing"? Are both these sentences the same?
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Hi, I'm Amanda. I'm a 21 year old girl who loves to draw and learning new languages. I started drawing since I was only a child because I was tired of asking my father to draw for me, so I could paint what he drew. I decided to learn drawing on my own and since then I've been practicing it almost everyday. Currently, I'm studying visual arts at college and I'll be graduating by the end of this year. I love arts, it's always been part of me! I also have a question: what's the difference of meanings when I write "I love to draw" and "I love drawing"? Are both these sentences the same?
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Hi amanda! About your question: they mean the same thing.
It's nice knowing you!
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Ok, thank you for the answer!
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Hi there, Amanda!
sounds great your story!
about your question, I think that "I like to draw" is used to tell you actually love to practice drawing. in the other hand, saying "I like drawing" can be understood that you are not 100% practicing the action of drawing!
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