Good morning. I studied that we cannot use the verb mögen with an infinitive. However, on a book, I've found the following sentence: "Ich mag ins Kino gehen." Is this correct? Thanks for your help!
Ich mag ins Kino gehen
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The problem is that it is in German and, as a beginner, I cannot understand anything. However, I'll try my best in order to pick up something. Have a nice day!
This long thread (in English) might help you (especially #34 and 39):
I don’t like to play volleyball.
I don’t like to play volleyball.
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Formally, it is correct, but it is not idiomatic. If the sentence is supposed to express usual preferences, use this:
Ich gehe gerne ins Kino.
Ich gehe nicht gerne ins Theater.