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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

On Sunday / on Sundays

Do we say,

(a) He is rollerblading on Sundays / on / every Sunday.

(b) He likes rollerblading on Sundays / on / every Sunday.

(c) He goes rollerblading on Sundays / on / every Sunday.
  

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Hi He rollerblades on Sundays He rollerblades every Sunday He likes rollerblading on Sundays He like rollerblading every Sunday He goes rollerblading on Sundays He goes rollerblading every Sunday

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Hi

He rollerblades on Sundays
He rollerblades every Sunday

He likes rollerblading on Sundays
He like rollerblading every Sunday

He goes rollerblading on Sundays
He goes rollerblading every Sunday
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Thanks. If I say,

He is rollerbalding on Sunday.
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Hi

He is (going) rollerblading on Sunday = he will take part in this activity next Sunday. It does not tell us if he will repeat it.
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Can I say,

He was rollerblading around the park last Sunday.

P/s: If I want to mention that, "He is doing the action", so do I say, " He is rollerblading..."? Not going to do the action in the future.
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He was rollerblading around the park last Sunday. - OK

He is rollerblading now.

He is rollerblading on Sunday = He is going rollerblading on Sunday.
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