In English, we say use the verb “to like” with other verbs e.g.
1) I like to eat mango.
2) She likes to sing.
3) He will like to watch the movie .

We have seen that “to like” in Marathi is आवडणे (AvaDaNe).
When using “To Like” with other verbs, the sentence formation in Marathi is :

1) Masculine
e.g. Mango -> आंबा (AMbA)
Singular
I like to eat mango:- मला आंबा खायला आवडतो (malA AMbA khAyalA AvaDato)
Plural
I like to eat mangoes :- मला आंबे खायला आवडतात (malA AMbe khAyalA AvaDatAt)

2) Feminine
e.g. Bag -> पेटी (peTI) ; open -> उघड (ughaD)
Singular
He liked to open bag:- त्याला पेटी उघडायला आवडली (tyAlA peTI ughaDaayalA AvaDalI)
Plural
He liked to open bags:- त्याला पेट्या उघडायला आवडल्या(tyAlA peTyA ughaDaayalA AvaDalyA)

3) Neuter
e.g. Song -> गाणे (gANe)
Singular
She will like to sing song:- तीला गाणे गायला आवडेल (tIlA gANe gAyalA AvaDel)
Plural
She will like to sing songs:- तीला गाणी गायला आवडतील (tIlA gANI gAyalA AvaDatIl)

They follow the same structure. We will use negative Form of आवडणे (AvaDaNe) as per object.
We have seen these forms at the very beginning of the course

For Present tense refer “Simple Present Tense” section of 
Negative Sentences – Present tense in Marathi

For Past tense refer “Simple Past  Tense” section of
Negative Sentences – Past tense in Marathi

For future tense refer “Simple Future Tense” section of
Negative Sentence – Future Tense in Marathi

Examples:
1) Masculine
e.g. Mango -> आंबा (AMbA)
Singular
I do not like to eat mango:- मला आंबा खायला आवडत नाही (malA AMbA khAyalA AvaDat nAhI)
Plural
I do not like to eat mangoes:- मला आंबे खायला आवडत नाहीत (malA AMbe khAyalA AvaDat nAhIt )

2) Feminine
e.g. Bag -> पेटी (peTI) ; open -> उघड (ughaD)
Singular
He did not like to open bag:- त्याला पेटी उघडायला आवडली नाही (tyAlA peTI ughaDaayalA AvaDate)
Plural
He did not like to open bags:- त्याला पेट्या उघडायला आवडल्या नाहीत (tyAlA peTyA ughaDaayalA AvaDalyA nAhIt)

3) Neuter
e.g. Song -> गाणे (gANe)
Singular
She will not like to sing song:- तीला गाणे गायला आवडणार नाही (tIlA gANe gAyalA AvaDaNAr nAhI)
Plural
She will not like to sing songs:- तीला गाणी गायला आवडणार नाहीत (tIlA gANI gAyalA AvaDaNAr nAhIt)

In all sentences we saw above, the object i.e. नाम of the sentence were inanimate objects. What if object i.e. नाम was a person on a living thing.
e.g.
I like to see Kaushik.
He likes to push me(a boy).

When talking about “persons”; we use “Preposition To” also with the proper noun/pronoun. Same as we do for the subject of such a sentence. And the verb is always formed with neuter-singular gender.

The preposition “To” is explained in detail at:
Preposition “TO” in Marathi

So,
I like to see Kaushik -> मला कौशिकला बघायला आवडते (malA kaushikalA baghAyalA AvaDate.)

Here we used कौशिकला(kaushikalA) instead of just कौशिक(kaushik). And verb form is आवडते(AvaDate) which is neuter-singular even if object i.e Kaushik is masculine.

Other examples:
He likes to push me(a boy). -> त्याला मला ढकलायला आवडते (tyAlA malA DhakalAyalA AvaDate)
He likes to push her -> त्याला तीला ढकलायला आवडते (tyAlA tIlA DhakalAyalA AvaDate)
They will like to hold us -> त्यांना आम्हाला धरायला आवडेल (tyAMnA AmhAlA dharAyalA AvaDel)

Try creating sentences with different verbs using above rules. Crosscheck them by creating same by “verb forms” feature on https://learnmarathiwithkaushik.com/