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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Goes / playing bowling
Can I say,
(a) He likes playing bowling on Saturday.
(b) He goes bowling on Saturday.
(c) He goes playing bowling.
(a) He likes playing bowling on Saturday.
(b) He goes bowling on Saturday.
(c) He goes playing bowling.
Top answer
Do not use 'play' with 'bowling'. Otherwise, the sentences are correct. You can also use 'bowl' as a verb: he likes to bowl, he bowls.
- Do not use 'play' with 'bowling'.
- Otherwise, the sentences are correct.
- You can also use 'bowl' as a verb: he likes to bowl, he bowls.
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Do not use 'play' with 'bowling'. Otherwise, the sentences are correct.
You can also use 'bowl' as a verb: he likes to bowl, he bowls.
You can also use 'bowl' as a verb: he likes to bowl, he bowls.
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