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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Can I say "I like going dancing"?
Dear teachers, please teach me.
When we are asked "What do you like to do in your free time?" I think we will answer, for example, I like listening to music.
But I wonder how should I make answers when I want to say, go fishing or go dancing. Because it will be I like going fishing or going dancing. Can we use ing and ing? I think another way, I like to go dancing but it seems the meaning is different from what I mean. The meaning changes like I want to go dancing. I would be happy if someone answer my question.
When we are asked "What do you like to do in your free time?" I think we will answer, for example, I like listening to music.
But I wonder how should I make answers when I want to say, go fishing or go dancing. Because it will be I like going fishing or going dancing. Can we use ing and ing? I think another way, I like to go dancing but it seems the meaning is different from what I mean. The meaning changes like I want to go dancing. I would be happy if someone answer my question.
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Anonymous like going fishing or going dancing. Can we use ing and ing? Yes, that is fine.
- Anonymous like going fishing or going dancing.
- Can we use ing and ing?
- Yes, that is fine.
- It does put a bit more emphasis on the whole experience of coming and going, though, compared to the simpler "I like fishing / I like dancing".
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Anonymous like going fishing or going dancing. Can we use ing and ing?Yes, that is fine. It does put a bit more emphasis on the whole experience of coming and going, though, compared to the simpler "I like fishing / I like dancing".
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