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Ocho aos ms tarde, aparezco en este hilo para hacer la pregunta original: Cmo se dice to do gymnastics en espaol? Por ejemplo: My parents won't let me do gymnastics (el deporte).
Ocho aos ms tarde, aparezco en este hilo para hacer la pregunta original: Cmo se dice to do gymnastics en espaol? Por ejemplo: My parents won't let me do gymnastics (el deporte).
No. "Gymnastics" is a particular type of sport, and "exercise" is a very general term for any activity that is supposed to keep you healthy.
5 Unfortunately, we can't go gymnastics at our school. 6 At break time, most of us go basketball outside. My try (I put the things I found strange in bold): 1 Sometimes I don't think I do.
Understanding the Context
Do you mean use "do" and "play" interchangeably? No. For me "play" and "athletics" don't really fit together well. Although "play" can be justified in a competitive context, it still feels strange to.
Can a person who has this hobby say that? Hello, mountains. Welcome to the forum! Yes. That sentence is good. When we don't have a verb for an activity, we say "do". I do yoga. I do.
"To get someone to do something" is a standard phrase, meaning to ask them to paint the house, lend you some money etc. We also say "have someone do something" (without to). This.
Dear Gurus, If the question is: What sports do you play? /meaning not just games like tennis, football, golf but any kind of sport activity like running, jogging, yoga, etc/ Can we reply: I do.
Key Insights
Hi everybody Is the expression " practise athletics" correct? Or, should I say " do athletics"? For example: "I have been practising athletics for 5 years" Thank you Emma
This native speaker, for one, had to do a considerable amount of mental gymnastics to make sense of it. By the time I'd got to the 'now' at the end of the sentence, my brain had already.
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