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South African Journal of Science: Writing with integrity workshop (2024)
Lesson 14 go expressions
- 2. TO TRAVEL TO GO SIGHTSEEING TO GO SHOPPING TO GO TO MARKET TO GO DANCING TO GO JOGGING TO GO WINDOW SHOPPING TO GO TO THE SUPERMARKET TO GO HUNTING TO GO HIKING TO GO TO CHURCH TO GO TO SCHOOL TO GO FISHING TO GO BOATING TO GO TO PAGODA TO GO TO THE CINEMA
- 4. • A STANDARD SENTENCE (SS) needs to have a Subject and a Verb and be meaningful. SS1: SUBJECT + INTRANSITIVE VERB An intransitive verb has no direct object. Ex: I travel. I sleep. SS2: SUBJECT + TRANSITIVE VERB + OBJECTS A Transitive verb is always used with a direct object. Ex: I drink milk. I play the piano. • A PREPOSITION shows a relation of a noun or a pronoun to another part of the sentence.
- 5. MODEL FORMING: Who do you …..with? WHO DO YOU LIKE TO GO SHOPPING WITH ? I LIKE TO GO SHOPPING WITH MY SISTER. GO DANCING GO FISHING GO SIGHTSEEING GO TO CHURCH GO TO MARKET GO TO THE CINEMA GO TO SCHOOL EAT OUT TRAVEL TO THAILAND MY HUSBAND. MY FATHER. MY DAUGHTER. MY FAMILY. MY NEIGHBOR. MY GRANDCHILDREN. MY FRIENDS. MY CO-WORKERS. BY MYSELF / ALONE.
- 6. Who do you like to _________with? Go My husband Travel My family Go shopping My friends Go sightseeing My children Go window shopping My daughters Go boating My aunt Go to church My girlfriend Go fishing My boyfriend Go to the cinema My wife Go to school My classmates