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Swati Animesh Paul Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

go + ing form

Is the sentence correct?

We're going fishing tomorrow?
  

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'We're going fishing tomorrow . ' is fine

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'We're going fishing tomorrow.' is fine
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I think it is. There are many ¨go-gerund expressions¨ - go fishing, go swimming, go skiing...I am far from being an expert though, so I might be wrong.
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AgaristaThere are many ¨go-gerund expressions¨ - go fishing, go swimming, go skiing...I am far from being an expert though, so I might be wrong
You are not wrong.
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You go ---ing, where the -ing word represents an activity, usually a pleasant amusement involving light exercise.

to go [shopping / swimming / hunting / dancing / fishing / boating / jogging / running / walking / caroling / bird-watching / skating / (water) skiing / snow-boarding / sailing / sky-diving / bungee-jumping]

CJ
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If the sentence is a statement: "We're going fishing tomorrow." then yes, it is totally correct.
If it's a question... yes, but only rarely. You would say "Are we going fishing tomorrow?" for most situations. "We're going fishing tomorrow?" would be a statement of shock.
Eg:
- You see on the calendar that you're going fishing tomorrow you might call up your friend
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James Whitney Kahn ParkerIf the sentence is a statement: "We're going fishing tomorrow." then yes, it is totally correct.If it's a question... yes, but only rarely. You would say "Are we going fishing tomorrow?" for most situations. "We're going fishing tomorrow?" would be a statement of shock.Eg:- You see on the calendar that you're going fishing tomorrow you might call
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