+ Activity (verb+-ing) You can go snowboarding.

to + place Go to the Chosuenco volcano

with + person I went with an excellent guide.

GO
for + activity (noun) I went for a walk in the forest.

for a + noun or You can go for a swim /

+ verb+ing You can go swimming

They went on a trip to Lake

on + travel word Pirihueico
 skiing
sightseeing
diving

camping
 a boat trip

holiday

a guided tour

an excursion
 a museum

a café

the beach
an exhibiton
 a walk
a drink

a swim
 LET´S PRACTICE…
A) Use the pictures to complete the sentences. Use go/goes/going/went + –ing.

Example:
Father and Uncle Jack / last weekend
/ and caught a nice trout

Father and Uncle Jack went fishing last weekend

and caught a nice trout.

Jack and Jill / usually / Friday nights

Jack and Jill usually go bowling on Friday nights.
 Every morning / Peter

Every morning Peter goes running.

Last month / Luke / in Hawaii

Last month Luke went surfing in Hawaii.

B) Completethe following sentences using “to/on/for/with” as

appropriate.
Example:
I’m going ______ vacation next week. ==> I’m going on vacation next week.

for
1. I’m too tired to go _____ a run today – maybe tomorrow I’ll have enough energy.
on
2. We can’t afford to go ______ a trip for Christmas break.
 on a cruise in February
3. The travel agent recommended that Bob go ______
during the off-season.
to the doctor for her arthritis.
4. Mrs. Smith went ______
for
5. Since it gets so hot in the desert, Hal goes ______ a bike ride while it’s still dark out.
6. Our band will go ______
on a tour in February.

7. Do you want to go _____

to the pancake house for breakfast?
to
8. What time do you go ______ work on Tuesdays?
9. What a time for the baggage handlers to go ______
on strike, right in the middle
of the tourist season!
on
10. The Millers are going ______ vacation with their in-laws.
on
11. We went ______ an excursion in the woods for our weekly Scout meeting.
12. Let’s go ______
for a swim before the kids wake up.
with me someday?
13. Would you like to go to Europe ______
with
14. I heard that Carol is going ________the guy who works downstairs.
 Complaint vs. Request
A complaint: an expression of discontent, regret, pain,
censure, resentment, or grief; lament; faultfinding

A request: the act of asking for something to be given or

done, especially as a favor or courtesy; solicitation or
petition