Is "I like to ride bike" a proper sentence?
The sentence "I like to ride bike" is grammatically incorrect. The correct way to say it is "I like to ride a bike".
Why is "I like to ride bike" incorrect?
The noun "bike" is a singular noun, so it needs to be preceded by the indefinite article "a".
Examples of correct sentences
- I like to ride a bike.
- I have a bike that I like to ride.
- I am going to ride my bike to the store.
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