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Maria D Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
"do" or "go" with activities
Hello! Could you help me, please?
When should we use "do" and "go" with activities (not only sports)? And can we use them both depending on situation or the rule is strict ("do" is used with this and "go" is used with that)? As I understood "do" is used when we mean a hobby, and "go" - when we mean we go somewhere to do this. Am I right? Thank you!
For example:
I do shopping.
I go shopping.
I do riding.
I go riding.
I do jogging.
I go jogging.
I do cooking.
I go cooking.
When should we use "do" and "go" with activities (not only sports)? And can we use them both depending on situation or the rule is strict ("do" is used with this and "go" is used with that)? As I understood "do" is used when we mean a hobby, and "go" - when we mean we go somewhere to do this. Am I right? Thank you!
For example:
I do shopping.
I go shopping.
I do riding.
I go riding.
I do jogging.
I go jogging.
I do cooking.
I go cooking.
Top answer
you can use do for habitual action and go for action to be taken in future............
- you can use do for habitual action and go for action to be taken in future............
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you can use do for habitual action and go for action to be taken in future............
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