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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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I have a doubt
which is the correct way to say: I do exercise or I exercise.
please, if someone can help me to clarify this because I am studying english as a second tongue and my teacher told me that the correct way is I exercise, but I have found in some books that both of them are correct.
I'll be very grateful, thank you much.
please, if someone can help me to clarify this because I am studying english as a second tongue and my teacher told me that the correct way is I exercise, but I have found in some books that both of them are correct.
I'll be very grateful, thank you much.
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Anonymous I do exercise This is possible as an equivalent of "I exercise". "exercise" is a noun here. Very frequently, though, the noun is plural: I do exercises (every day).
- Anonymous I do exercise This is possible as an equivalent of "I exercise".
- "exercise" is a noun here.
- Very frequently, though, the noun is plural: I do exercises (every day).
- __________ If "exercise" is taken as a verb, then "I do exercise" is an emphatic form used to deny a negative claim, thus: — It's no wonder you're gaining weight.
- You don't exercise.
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AnonymousI do exerciseThis is possible as an equivalent of "I exercise". "exercise" is a noun here. Very frequently, though, the noun is plural: I do exercises (every day).
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If "exercise" is taken as a verb, then "I do exercise" is an emphatic form used to deny a negative claim, thus:
— It's no wonder you're
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