Hello. I'd like to know about the use of the verb like.
1. I like you to go there.
2. I like you going there
3. I like you go there.
----------------------------
Which one is grammatical?
================================
4. I'd like you to got there.
5. I'd like you going there.
6. I'd like you go there.
-----------------
#4 is correct, right? What about the other ones?
None of 1-3 are correct. To use the word "like" for this purpose, 4, 5, and 6 are correct. The contraction stands for "I would."
To use "like" without "would," try these:
I like chocolate ice cream.
I like spending vacations at the beach.
I like my Mac laptop more than my Lenovo.
I like my brother's car more than mine.