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Snappy Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Went going fishing
I found the following expression.
"he went going fishing for forty days"
Do native speakers of English say, "went going (doing something)"?
Is it okay to say, "I will go going fishing"?
"he went going fishing for forty days"
Do native speakers of English say, "went going (doing something)"?
Is it okay to say, "I will go going fishing"?
Top answer
"he went going fishing for forty days" I have surely never heard it. But, He went without going bowling for forty days.
- "he went going fishing for forty days" I have surely never heard it.
- But, He went without going bowling for forty days.
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"he went going fishing for forty days"
I have surely never heard it.
But,
He went without going bowling for forty days.
I have surely never heard it.
But,
He went without going bowling for forty days.
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