Play VS Do VS Go - Which one to use?? | Sports, Hobbies and Interests (Quick English Lesson)

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Thank you so much I'm gonna go for a walk /picnic.

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[@ВалентинаМИРОШНИЧЕНКО-у8ъ]

Great job, James! And what about WRESTLING? Is it DO or GO? Hope to hear from you 🤗

[@EasyENGLISHwithJames]

Hi there! Wrestling is special 😉 It doesn’t need do or play or go. This is because the verb “to wrestle” means the same as “to do wrestling”. So in English most people say, “I am a wrestler. I wrestle. I like wrestling etc”. If you want to talk about specific (individual “moves”) within wrestling then we would normally use “do”. For example, “I did a suplex” or “we do wrestling moves in a wrestling ring all day”. Wrestle is similar to the verb Dance. Dancing and wrestling are both something that can be used without play, do or go BUT can also be used with Do and Go. For example. “I dance” = I am a dancer “I wrestle” = I am a wrestler “I’m going dancing tonight” = I’m going to dance somewhere tonight. “I’m going wrestling tonight” = I’m going somewhere to wrestle tonight. Be careful though, because if you say, “I’m going to the wrestling tonight” (you add “to the”) then it means “Im going to WATCH the wrestling tonight”.

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Loved your video, what a simple explanation! What about playing musical instruments, isn’t this a self-discipline? How does this work with the theory? Hoping to hear from you! 🙏💗

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Great but what do we use for riding a stationary bike?

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I am doing gardening . Is it right?

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[@EasyENGLISHwithJames]

@ You might say, “I’m doing some gardening (right now/later/today)”. That sounds like the most natural way to say it.

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Sir, what we use with gardening do, go?

[@stevehertzfeld]

I think “Play” is generally used for ball games rather than for team sports. Because we say that we play tennis, where a game is played by two individuals, not by two teams.

[@daniellewis6500]

The problem with English is that many of these rules aren’t concrete. I play trombone. Has nothing to do with a team. But I guess maybe music isn’t a sport, so maybe not a good example. Another; “i go kickboxing once a week” is totally correct though. Just like “I go to Yoga once a week” also works.

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Is it correct to say perform sports

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Is it rigt to say " do you do sport every sunday ?"

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It’s better to say, “Do you play a sport every Sunday?”

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So, why we use go fishing?🤔

[@JohnnyHam97]

3 likes for this tutorial: 1 for play, 1 for do and 1 for go. ^^

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[@abduallah8079]

If I'm at the pool swimming and somebody called me and asked where are you what are you doing? What should I answer " I am swimming or I'm going swimming"?

[@EasyENGLISHwithJames]

You should answer, “I’m at the swimming pool”. Unless you are on the phone whilst in the pool. Another common way native speakers would answer this is with, “I’ve gone swimming”. Hope that helps!

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