Would you please explain when you use "go + gerund" in activities such as "go skiing, go swimming, go dancing and so on"?
By the way, does "go walking" exist?
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teal lime Would you please explain when you use "go + gerund" in activities such as "go skiing, go swimming, go dancing and so on"? Unfortunately, you just use them when there is such an expression already established in English. As far as I know, you can't just make up new ones like go writing , go cooking , and so on.
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teal limeWould you please explain when you use "go + gerund" in activities such as "go skiing, go swimming, go dancing and so on"?
Unfortunately, you just use them when there is such an expression already established in English. As far as I know, you can't just make up new ones like go writing, go cooking, and so on.
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