Go on doing vs Go on to do - What's the difference? English In A Minute

[@bbclearningenglish]

Some verbs change meaning depending on whether they are followed by a gerund or infinitive verb. Learn about three of them - ‘stop’, ‘regret’ and ‘go on’ - in this Masterclass with Sian. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jovYoYajlKqsfqM

[@sharkdzung]

Best explantation ever. Thks mate!

[@congtanle8894]

This video is great. Thank you BBC learning English

[@bbclearningenglish]

Our pleasure!

[@Jingczerny0408.Cabinta]

Thank you Phil❤

[@kimsejeongkpop2507]

Sir thank you 🥰 I really love your teaching way

[@idabagusdarmaputra125]

Thank you for your explanation about different betwren go on doing and go on to do...I go on learning and practising English and so I go on to be better by the time

[@elenabaldenkova7556]

Thank you!

[@ВикторияИванова-ъ1ц6о]

Thanks a lot! Go on G. = continuous = carry on = keep on / "go on to do" - smth like "start" or "become"? "I'd like to go on to study more languages." = "I'd like to take up studing more languages"?

[@nguyenhuynhbangtram6330]

This video is great. Furthermore, it is also helpful for an English learner like me. Many thanks!

[@phungtruong6698]

Yup 😊

[@michelelonoce3122]

Very clear and helpful, Phil! Many thanks!

[@tgchan]

Thank you, BBC. 💚

[@farixhidden1631]

I'm going on improving my English, and I'd like to go on to learn Korean as well

[@SamEng924]

These kinds of stories take me to the another world... Whenever I hear them .......

[@Varia.Antares]

Thank you very much! 😁💙💜

[@bbclearningenglish]

You are so welcome

[@DsGoodEnglish]

Superb.

[@qdelevation8947]

My examples: I've lived here for 2 years, and I'd like to go on living here. (unchanged) I finished my homework, and I went on to play tennis. (changed)

[@bbclearningenglish]

Great sentences, well done!

[@Noor-lv1qk]

Really u came up with really good examples

[@soitrang2704]

Thank you 😘

[@NoSurnameNoCasteNoReservation]

Excellent 🙏🙏🙏 I am from India . I like your teaching .🙏🙏🙏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@thuanjohns]

You can explain the structure of “go see”, “felt +adj” and some cases have “2 verbs go together”. Thanks!

[@karendegenerous8044]

But there is no such phrase or sentence as "go see" in the English language.

[@Skyscrapers1]

Thank you for this lesson. I have been studying English for 9 years as I need to use the language in business meetings. Writing, reading, and listening to English have been improved. But when it comes to speakinh, I still cannot do smoothly. Still need to translate my mother language into English in my brain. This takes long time and I am not. sure why.

[@bbclearningenglish]

Hi damakun9. We are glad you like our video. And be patient - your English will improve. Have you watched English At Work? This series offers vocabulary you might use in the business world. You'll find the videos on our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/english-at-work

[@karendegenerous8044]

Do you have speaking difficulties in general? My Bulgarian friend was learning English many years ago and he accidentally started dreaming in English and thinking in English, sometimes he thought about important matters and would discuss it with the thoughts in his head, like a voice in his head was saying something in English and he would reply loudly in English, and sometimes he would not write his actions, for example if he was making egg on toast he would say everything that he was doing, by himself in the kitchen, whilst making the dinner, and it did give him more confidence speaking to me in English after that.

[@DuyenNguyen-bg4yg]

Thank you

[@tungngothanh3194]

I will go on improving my English skills to go on to be the best English learner in my class

[@bbclearningenglish]

👏 👏 Perfect sentence!

[@subins296]

Wowww! I'd like to go on to study more English videos in this channel

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[@hepa7034]

I am going on practicing English and I like to go on to study Spanish.

[@Radhakrishnan-ui8th]

I would like go on to learn more English by BBC learning English

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[@METINSEN-il1dn]

english is such a language

[@Olga-vh9en]

I love you

[@gustavovalverde2961]

What you need to do is go on keeping learning English.

[@Trxie_mxie]

A lot of people say his name is Will..... ^^ but some of it say him Fill.... :3 and I don't know what can I call him Will or Fill ^_^

[@yigitcan824]

I went on doing my Homework. Go on to jump 5 more!

[@thiluumantran8823]

If you go on making your effort, you will go on to do better.

[@YousufAli-dh9jr]

May I replace "Go on" by the word "Continue"

[@bbclearningenglish]

Sometimes :) 'Go on doing' and 'continue doing' mean the same - but 'go on to do' something doesn't mean the same as 'continue to do' something. 'Continue to do' and 'continue doing' mean the same. 'Go on to do' usually means to progress on to do something different.

[@albertogamarra9605]

👍

[@royliza18]

Go on ... Means it can be changed but go on doing means it can't change n something progressing happens ..... Like I would like to go on to learn guitar so that I get skilled ..... I would like to go on to school

[@joyobi947]

I'd like to go on singing Now. I'd like to do go on learning new intercontinental dishes

[@humairakakar2821]

I'd like to go on to study English, but it is so difficult. 😧

[@malezito7991]

Its not, mate, just learn the vowels, it will helps u a loot

[@humairakakar2821]

@@malezito7991 hahahaha

[@AKhanh199]

CLGT,hiểu đc nhưng ko hiểu hết

[@royliza18]

If uh go on doing workout uh will go on to have a great physique over d time

[@royliza18]

If I go on to studying harder , I will go on to be better than I m now ! Go on doing can't be changed while go on is change

[@alexescobar1622]

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