DO-PLAY-GO

Dear students!

This is a little summary from the lesson after the lab session:

When talking about sporting activities, Do, Play, and Go are the verbs you need to take into account. Here is how you have to use them:

- PLAY: Use this verb when speaking about any type of competitive game (play a game or sport against someone or some other team). For example: "Mike likes to play chess with his father".
- DO: With sport types that involve a number of related activities, or events within that one sporting type. For example: "My daughter enjoys doing exercises at the gym".
- GO: For those of us who enjoy doing activities alone, 'go' is the verb to use (physical activity that isn't a game or a group of activities or exercises). For example: "I love to go hiking in the summer".

Watch the video below to reinforce this teaching point.


To practice furthermore, visit THIS TEST from BBCLearningEnglish.com. You can either print out the test and aswer it using a pen, or copy it and paste it in a Word document, and e-amil it to us with your answers. This activity WILL count towards the "Instancia Flexible".