Formal:
* Aimer aller: This is the most literal and formal way to say "like to go".
* Avoir envie d'aller: This means "to have a desire to go".
Informal:
* J'aime bien aller: This is a more casual way of saying "I like to go".
* J'adore aller: This means "I love to go" and is very enthusiastic.
* J'aimerais aller: This means "I would like to go" and is more polite.
Example:
"I like to go to the park."
* Formal: J'aime aller au parc.
* Informal: J'aime bien aller au parc.
Adding a specific place:
To say "like to go to [place]", simply add the location after the verb. For example:
* J'aime aller au cinéma. (I like to go to the cinema.)
* J'adore aller à la plage. (I love to go to the beach.)
You can also use different prepositions depending on the location:
* à for places like towns, countries, and buildings
* dans for places like parks, forests, and rooms
* sur for places like a mountain, a hill, or a boat
Remember to conjugate the verbs correctly depending on the subject pronoun.