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Rafaelpedrop Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Swim

Hello!

I'd like to know if I can use use the verb "to stay" preceding the verb "to swim", as it follows:

"I LIKE TO STAY SWIMMING ALL DAY LONG"

Thanks!
  

Top answer

You will likely hear it in casual conversation, but I would suggest changing it to 'continue swimming' in any more formal context.

— Mister Micawber

  • You will likely hear it in casual conversation, but I would suggest changing it to 'continue swimming' in any more formal context.
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You will likely hear it in casual conversation, but I would suggest changing it to 'continue swimming' in any more formal context.
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I like to swim all day long.
I like to keep swimming all day long.
I like to stay and swim all day long.

I would like to [swim / keep swimming / stay and swim] all day long.
I could [swim / keep swimming / stay and swim] all day long.

CJ
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