Thought of the Week

Synonyms for Beautiful

Expressions of Good Manners

Thought of the Week

Verbs of the Senses

Phrases to Use at a Restaurant

The Waiter:

The Guest:

taken from:

http://languagelearningbase.com/84826/english-phrases-to-use-at-a-restaurant

Daily Routines

Thought of the Week

Different Types of Cups and Glasses

Verbs Do, Play Go with Various Sports

Do
Do is used for a recreational activity or a non-team sport that does not use a ball:
All classes do gymnastics at school.
Sophie does yoga with a group of friends.

Play
Play is used with ball sports or competitive games where we play against another person:
Two people can play a game of tennis.
You need a team to play football.
Go
Go is used with activities that end -ing. We go somewhere to do something:
To camp → go camping
We often go camping in the summer.
To swim → go swimming
Many children like to go swimming.

In British English, you can "do sport". In American English you can "play sports".

A typical mistake Spanish speakers make is using the verb practise for sports:


I love practising sport. This should be: I love sport.

I usually practise sport every evening. This should be: I usually do sport every evening.


However, in American English you can use the verb practise or practice (as it is spelt there) to mean "to train": The team is practicing for tomorrow's competition.

taken from:

http://languagelearningbase.com/89018/do-play-or-go-with-various-sports

Synonyms for Quiet