play~do~go用法辨析

play do goIn English, we use three different verbs to talk about sports:play do go 1) Use PLAY for team sports or sports played with a ball:footballbaseballbasketballrugbytennishockeyvolleyballcricketsoccerbadmintongolfI love to play badminton.I played basketball when I was in high school.In my spare time, I play soccer with my friends.Do you play any sports?When I was a kid, I loved playing baseball with my family. 2) Use GO for sports that end in ing (gerunds):skiingswimmingclimbingdivingfishingrunningjoggingskating / figure skatingI love to go jogging in the morning before I go to work.My grandfather and I go fishing every time I visit him.Every winter, my family and I go skiing in the Rockies.What are you doing this weekend? Lets go swimming! *NOTE: There is NO to between go and the activity. You do NOT go to swimming. You just go swimming. The sports that end in ing are all in gerund form. They can also be used in their verb form:skiswimclimbdive / scuba divefishrunjogskate / figure skateDo you scuba dive? Yes! I love scuba diving.I learned how to ski when I was 9 years old.She skates at the local community centre.He runs marathons for fun! EXCEPTIONS!Theres always an exception to the rule in English! These sports are not used with go:boxingfencingweight trainingDont use a verb with these sports. They dont fit easily into any of the three categories. Dont say “I do boxing” or “I go fencing.” You can say,I like to box.I like watching fencing at the Olympics.Sometimes we use these sports with do some,Im going to the gym to do some weight training. 3) Use DO with sports that you dont need any equipment to do:(可以不借助于器械)aerobicskarate / martial artsyogagymnasticsShe does a lot of yoga thats why she looks so great!My daughter used to take swimming lessons, but now she does gymnastics.Do