I went swimming how to say it in English

i want to go swimming

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Of course go swimming.

It's a fixed match

Separately, swim with go swimming

Idiomatic expressions cannot be changed.

It's like an idiom in Chinese.

Put it in a sentence and do both.

i will go swimming

i'm going to swim

Yes, the meaning is the same.

Present tense: i

Gotoswim colloquializes a little :

let'sgo

swimming!

Go for a swim! Past tense: i

wentto

swimyesterday.

Yesterday I went swimming.

Future tense: iwill

goswimming.

I'm going to go swimming.

Are you going to use the latter if you're going right away.

i want to go swimming

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Lexical analysis. swimming, eng [.]'sw m ] beauty ['swɪmɪŋ]

n.Swim.

adj.can swim; Swimming.

Present participle of the verb swim.

swim, English [sw m], American [sw m].

v.Swim.

n.Swim.

Adjective: swimmable Noun: swimmer in the past tense.

swam past participle.

swum present participle: swimming Third person singular: swims

The basic meaning of swim is "swimming" or "swimming", which refers to moving forward or floating in the water by swinging the body. swim can also be used as "floating", "drifting" and "gliding", and by extension, it can mean "spinning, shaking, vertigo."

Same vocabulary. bath, English [bɑ American [b].

n.Bathe; Bathroom; Bath; Tub.

v.Bathe;

bath as a noun mainly means "to take a bath". By extension, it can be used as a solution to "bathtub, bath, bath water" related to bathing. The purpose of a bath is generally to clean; Its location is generally the whole body; Its location is generally indoors.

Example sentence: He takes a cold bath every day

He takes a cold shower every day.

To go swimming translates in English as go swinging, and the latter verb between two verbs is to be in gerund form.

In English, you can say this, i am going swimming now

The English name for going swimming is go swimming

Hope it helps.

i can swim .I can swim.

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How about going for a swim? In English: How about a swim?.

Key words: swim

Pronunciation: English [sw m] ; Mei [sw m]viSwim. Float; Dip; Vertigo.

vt.swim through; Float up.

n.Swim. Float; Vertigo.

adj.Worn while swimming.

Phrase swim cap ; Swim cap conditioner, teach fish to swim Banmen get axe; Teach to swim the fish ; Teach fish to swim.

sink or swim ; Hit or miss; For better or for worseSame root word

Stem: swim

adj.swimming; for swimming; good swimmer; dizzy swimming; Dizzy.

swimmer.

Swim. Float; Rotation (swimming form).

Depending on your topic, how about asking to do something, there are two structures.

howabout

doingsthwhat

aboutdoing

sth so here "How about going for a swim?" "Should be translated into English howabout

swimming

Or what

aboutswimming?

Swimming is swim in English. swim

Word Meaning: Noun: Swimming; Float; Vertigo. verb: swim; Float; Dip; Vertigo.

Fit: swim cap.

Usage: Quoted. she learned to swim when she was really tiny.She learned to swim at a very young age.

Words with similar meanings are:

natation

Word Meaning: Noun: Swimming; Swimming.

Fixture: natation synchronisée synchronized swimming.

Usage: Quoted. the fédération internationale de natation (fina) recognized this as the world's third fastest performance this year.

This performance reached third in this year's FINA world rankings.

Swim, bathing, and natation have all three.

swim：v.Swim. Swimming; Revolve; Vertigo nSwim.

bathing：n.(in the sea) etc. swimming, bathing vGive....bathe, swim (present participle of bathe); Rinse; Dip; Washing with water (especially on body parts);

natation：n.Swimming, swimming dogs.

Chinese: swimming.

English: swim

Zhuyin: si wei mù

Swimming is the skill of floating on the water and moving forward in the water with the movement of one's own limbs and body. Competitive swimming is the second largest sport in the Olympic Games, including butterfly, backstroke (also known as back stroke), breaststroke and jet stroke (also known as crawling freestyle) four swimming style races, as well as synchronized swimming.

swim [dictionary] swim; bathing; natation;

Example sentence] They swam all afternoon.

they swam all afternoon.

bathing eng [ be n.](in the sea) etc. swimming, bathing;

v.Give....bathe, swim (present participle of bathe); Rinse; Dip; Washing with water (especially on body parts);

Example sentence]i love to put on a bathing suit and parade on the beach

I love swaggering around the beach in my swimsuit.

Hello! Swim.

Swimming English [ sw m ] Mei [ sw m ]

n.Swim. Vertigo.

v.swim (present participle of swim); Float; soaking, soaking; Revolve;

Example sentence]swimming is probably the best form of exercise you can get

Swimming is perhaps the best form of exercise available.

swim

n.Swim. Float; Vertigo.

adj.Worn while swimming.

vi.Swim. Float; Dip; Vertigo.

Bathing swim pro this is the English word of the game Monkey Island Forum, like a shadow.

Swimming: swim

Third person singular: swims

Past tense: swam

Past participle: swum

Ongoing: swimming

Basic translation of swimming pools.

natatorium

natatoria

Web paraphrasing. Natatorium: Natatorium|indoor poolDitan Swimming Pool:Ditan Swimming Pool:

yingdong natatorium of national olympic sports center

swim prototype.

swam past tense.

swum past participle.

swim；verb, swimming; Present participle, gerund,

I like swimming

I'm good at swimming i'm good at swimming

The verb to swim is: swim The gerund to swim is: swimming

Question 1: How do I say in English that I'm going to swim? i am going to swim.

Question 2: How do you say I go swimming in English? Of course go swimming.

It's a fixed match

Question 3: How do I go swimming in English I go to swim

Question 4: How do you say in English that I'm going to swim in the afternoon? this afternoon, i am going to swimming.

Be going to is a phrase, go swimming is another valve group, time before and after class. )

Question 5: Are you going to go swimming this afternoon? Yes, I'm going. Translated in English Hand-translated, guaranteed accuracy!

are you going swimming this afternoon?

yes, i am.

Question 6: How to write in English when I want to go swimming during the summer vacation Translated into English as: in summer I want to go swimming

Your motivation for me.

Hope I can continue to help you.

Question 7: How to write the phrase I can go swimming every day I can go swimming every day.

i can go swimming every day.

I can go swimming every day.

i can go swimming every day.

Question 1: How do you say he has gone swimming in English

Go swimming and go shopping go fishing.

Upstairs, there's a question here, what about others.

So the test point is the difference between has gone and has been, the former is to go and not return, and the latter is to go and have returned.

Question 2: There are two ways to go swimming

go to swim

I hope to help you, if you have any questions, you can ask I wish you progress in your studies and go to the next level! (*

Question 3: How do you say English if you want to go swimming? want to go to swim

want to go t-do is a fixed match, want to do something.

Question 4: How about going for a swim? (Two) How to write how about go swimming?what do you think about going swimming.

Question 5: English to swim Swimming is the skill of people floating in the world under the buoyancy of the water, and by virtue of buoyancy, the body has regular movement in the water through regular movement of the limbs and limbs. Swimming sport.

Question 6: They are planing to go swimming

Question 7: "Tomorrow we will go swimming" How to say it in English The question is unknown.

Question 8: How do you say I go swimming in English? Of course go swimming.

It's a fixed match

Question 9: How about going swimming? What about going swimming tomorrow?

how about going swimming tomorrow?

let's go swimming tomorrow.

shall we go swimming tomorrow?

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Question 10: How do I say in English that I'm going to swim? i am going to swim.

Can you swim?——— English

Swimming is a skill in which people float upward under the buoyancy of water, and make the body move regularly in the water by virtue of buoyancy through regular movement of the limbs.

In the 60s of the 17th century, swimming activities were quite active in many parts of the UK. In 1828, the first indoor swimming pool was built in Liverpool's George Dock, and this kind of pool appeared in major cities in Britain in the thirties of the 19th century. In 1837, the first swimming organization was established in London, England, and the first swimming competition in Britain was held at the same time.

In 1896, swimming was included in the Olympic Games.

The highest organizing body for swimming is the International Swimming Federation, based in Lausanne, Switzerland. It was founded in 1908 on the initiative of the swimming associations of Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary and Sweden.