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2010年5月31日 · I'm going sightseeing or I went sightseeing (voy a hacer turismo o fui a hacer turismo, según la definición del diccionario de wordreference) Pero si yo quiero añadir, por ejemplo, fui al museo del Prado, sería así?: I went sightseeing, i went to The Prado museum I went to see The Prado museum (more natural: I went to the Prado museum.)
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2008年8月19日 · In this context, sightseeing, lunch, and the museum are abbreviated references to different activities, and doing them refers to accomplishing those activities. I should point out that do sightseeing is less natural (and therefore less likely to be said) than do lunch or do the museum, because you could just as easily say go sightseeing.
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2013年7月16日 · Again, I agree with Biffo, "to go for sightseeing" or any of the variants above are incorrect. The closest one to something correct was the third but there's a clash using your tenses. Have a look at this graphic I've fixed for you, quite useful. << --- Google Ngram Viewer: go sightseeing,been sightseeing,going sightseeing,went sightseeing--- >>
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2013年4月16日 · In this context, 'sightseeing' follows the same pattern as 'fishing' and 'shopping'. 'Another option is Corfu, where you can go sightseeing.' Cross-posted with rhitagawr, who makes a good point about the use of 'for the sightseeing'.
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2013年1月19日 · You can purposely go to sightsee. (not go to sightseeing). It is fine to use "if" to relate the idea of going to sightsee and having a companion to go with. Personally I would not say "if I got a special companion". I think Americans use "got" more that British speakers. I would say "if I have special company to go with"
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2013年7月13日 · 4): "We will be going sightseeing" doesn't necessarily imply "on the way" to me. It just announces an arrangement (plan) to see some sights, eg "We've got meetings all week, but on Saturday we'll be going sightseeing." 5): "We'll go …
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2013年7月12日 · Я спросил у англичан в их ветке. Вот ответ (вам бы лучше там всю ветку почитать - go sightseeing): We have been going for sightseeing for 5 hours. We have gone for sightseeing after lunch. After we had gone sightseeing we have gone for lunch. We went for sightseeing. Вот ответ:
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2012年6月18日 · Hola a todos, creo que este verbo "go sightseeing" significa ir a dar un paseo para ver los lugares de interés, mi duda es si para conjugarlo sólo variaría la forma "go" permaneciendo igual en todas las formas verbales sightseeing. Gracias.
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2016年7月26日 · "To go sightseeing" is an intransitive verb phrase; it does not take a direct object. So no, the sentence is wrong. So no, the sentence is wrong. Instead, you could say "I want to go sightseeing at the cliffs," or just "I want to go and see the cliffs."
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2009年11月11日 · hi to all, Please help me which is correct because I'm confused about it 1. I will go for sightseeing 2. I will go sightseeing What's the.