like go skiiing vs like to go skiiing

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• We could do something fun like go bowling.
• Like go out for dinner someday.
• Real families do stuff like go to yard sales.
• I feel like we should like go to Starved Rock again.
• And for every week that you do them correctly we'll do something fun like go to the symphony, or rent a nice documentary.
• Like go to law school and college and finished high school.
• These are the ones kids have already done, like go on a circus trapeze or be in a rodeo.
• We should do couple-y things, like go out with my best friend and her fiancé.
• Now you just want to feel like - go to sleep.
• Like go back to Senor Kevin's for lunch, where it all began.
• Something casual but cool, like go for ice cream at serendipity.
• We can do Brooklyn things like go to the Dumpling Truck And play "signed or unsigned" on the promenade.
• You know, like go on a date, something like that.
• That's right, I did like Go Eun Chan.
• And so then they sent him back to India to like go marry his fiance on a goshram... Which is like an Indian hotel chain.
• To like go marry his fiancée on a goshram...
• It looks like Go Man Chul's case can now be closed.
• If only I could be like go to war and stand up to the lions of injustice.
• What I'm saying is, you don't seem like the kind of chick that needs to ask permission to do things, like go back to work.
• What do you mean - like go non-human?

Some examples from the web:

• I like to go with zoo.
• He likes to go around the market on the day.
• He'd like to go over a few points in the script.
• I'd like to go on right now.
• I'd like to go to Capri with you.
• Tomorrow we would like to go to Monte Christallo.
• I would like to go there and feel the history.
• I'd like to go back to Monday.
• Sometimes I like to go tribal.
• Then I'd like to go on tours everywhere with Negar.
• Captain, I'd like to go to the holodeck.
• I'd like to go someplace high up.
• I know that pushes the Commission further than in an ideal world it would like to go.
• I'd like to go to bed, Monsieur.
• Yes. I should like to go to the Primitive City.
• Then I'd like to go to Yoshiwara - and make courtesans weep with joy.
• Actually, I'd also like to go.
• I should like to go with you.
• I'd like to go skiing with her.
• She likes to go walking by herself.