to do skateboarding vs to go skateboarding - WordReference …
2009年1月15日 · to do skateboarding vs to go skateboarding The context is: What did kate do last Friday? She went skateboarding with her friends. This is my translation but mystudents asked if also She did Skateboarding with her friends could be correct. It …
Go, play, or do a sport? | WordReference Forums
2005年11月14日 · Anyway, up till now I've always thought that if you do some outdoor activity irregularly or just for fun, you "go diving / fishing / jogging / kite-surfing / skating / downhill or cross-country skiing / paragliding / sky-surfing / camping etc. On the other hand, professionals "do sports" i.e. they are striving for better results like winning ...
'do' or 'go' with certain sports and activities
2011年6月14日 · It looks simpler than that: 'go' when you go somewhere. All the 'go' activities involve moving from place to place (as opposed to the same-place motions of boxing). I'd use 'go' for all the ones in your list beginning with canoeing. It is possible to jog on the spot (= up and down, not going anywhere), and that would take 'do'.
go to play or go playing - WordReference Forums
2013年1月16日 · I'd like to go (in order) to play tennis. Suppose a group of people are going to a sports camp to play a sport. One might say: I'd like to go playing squash. or : I'd like to go skating. or: I'd like to go playing tennis or : I'd like to go playing football, soccer, basketball, volleyball etc or : I'd like to go running the marathon.
go ice skating - WordReference Forums
2011年3月1日 · go ice skating. Thread starter cojoa; Start date Mar 1, 2011; C. cojoa Member. near London. English Mar 1 ...
If it snowed tomorrow, we would go skiing. - WordReference Forums
2019年10月19日 · If it snowed tomorrow, we would go skiing. I can't really imagine myself using this one. It doesn't really make sense to me. I would be imagining something I believe to be extremely unlikely, so it seems odd. If I thought snow at all likely I'd use the first conditional, as in your first sentence. I'm more likely to say something like this:
go shopping to a store / go shopping at a store - WordReference …
2017年7月14日 · These other verbs take different prepositions. There are numerous other examples, such as 'to go skating on the ice', to go shooting in the forest, or at the range', 'to go diving in the sea, or under the water'.
Have you been skating? - WordReference Forums
2020年3月25日 · Hi, Suppose somebody has been skating for 30 minutes. When I see him in his house, he has rested for a couple of minutes. Can I say "Have you been skating" to ask about whether he skated for a period of time before I see him? Is it possible that he would interpret my question as "Have you gone...
Who can answer "yes" to this question: "Have you been skating in …
2020年3月17日 · "Have you been skating in the last 10 days" is basically the same as asking "did you go skating in the last 10 days?". Since 1-4 all involve skating at least once, they would respond "yes." Plus, asking someone if they've been skating for 10 days makes basically no sense since a human being probably cant continuously skate for 10 days without ...
I like to <inline skate> <go inline skating> - WordReference Forums
2022年11月17日 · "I like to roller skate" sounds better than "I like to inline skate," I think. The forms with "I like to go" are fine.