GO + VERB-ING (for activities or sports):
- This summer we will go camping/sailing/snorkelling/hiking
- Let's go widsurfing/waterskiing today.
- Shall we go scubadiving or sailing tomorrow?
En español estas estructuras bien se pueden traducir por: "ir de" acampada, "ir a" navegar o "hacer" esquí acuático, windsurf o escalada.
GO ON + noun
- Go on a cruise round the Mediterranean- Go on a safari to see the wildlife
- Go on a (guided tour) of a city or a building
- Go on a safari to see wildlife
- Go on a boat trip on a lake
- Go on a package holiday with everything included
En este caso las posibles traducciones serían: "ir de crucero", "ir de safari", "ir con una visita guiada" o "con un viaje organizado con todo incluido".
More useful verb phrases for holidays
- Relax at the beach bar, enjoy the Caribbean view or sunbathe on the beach
- Some people, especially those who have very fair skin, get sunburned when they stay out in the sun too long.
- I am so annoyed that I get bitten by insects where ever I go
- We had the morning free to shop and see the sights of New Orleans
- An old movie theater, it is just a great place to see a show
- Who does not love to sit and watch the sunset/sunrise?
- Some companies also encourage their staff to do voluntary work
- Do you know how to get fit to climb a mountain/hill
- Ready to pack/unpack your bags?
- Nowadays we have spa treatments in the form of manicures and pedicures too.
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