Using 'Play', 'Do', and 'Go' in Sports

The video tutorial explains how to use the verbs 'play', 'do', and 'go' with different sports. 'Play' is used for team sports with a ball, 'do' is for non-team activities often done in a gym, and 'go' is for outdoor activities ending in 'ing'. Exceptions and verb forms are also discussed, followed by practice sentences.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Learning a new language

• Learning to cook

• Using 'play', 'do', and 'go' for sports

• Understanding mathematics

Which word is typically used for sports involving a ball?

• Play

• Go

• Run

• Do

Which of the following sports would you use 'play' with?

• Swimming

• Cycling

• Basketball

• Yoga

For which type of activities is 'do' used?

• Outdoor activities ending in 'ing'

• Non-team activities without a ball

• Team sports with a ball

• Indoor team sports

Which activity would you use 'do' with?

• Snorkeling

• Hiking

• Football

• Gymnastics

What is the correct word to use for activities like swimming and cycling?

• Do

• Go

• Play

• Run

Which of the following activities would you use 'go' with?

• Basketball

• Karate

• Running

• Judo

What is an exception to the rule of using 'go' for activities ending in 'ing'?

• Go boxing

• Go swimming

• Go hiking

• Go cycling

Which of the following is NOT a correct way to use 'golf'?

• Play golf

• Do golf

• Go golfing

• Golfing

What should you avoid saying when using 'go' with an activity?

• Go cycling

• Go hiking

• Go swimming

• Go to swimming