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The family is having their weekly argument about what to watch on movie night. Select ALL the grammatically correct sentences they use to express their likes and dislikes.
The correct answers are I can't stand watching romantic comedies! and I absolutely loathe action movies.
The phrase can't stand (meaning to strongly dislike) is followed by a gerund (verb + -ing).
The verb loathe is a great, dramatic way to express hatred, and it correctly takes a noun object here.
Why are the others wrong? You are a "fan of" something, not a "fan for." Furthermore, the phrase don't mind must be followed by a gerund (watching), not an infinitive (to watch).