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发表于 2022-5-3 23:44:17
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两种写法都可以，注意 do . . . ing 限定词不能省略。
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We use do in the informal structure do . . . ing to talk about activities that take a certain time, or are repeated (for example jobs and hobbies). There is usually a determiner (e.g. the, my, some, much) before the -ing form.
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I'm going to do some walking . . .
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NOT: I'm going to doing some watching TV.7 J" b3 I7 v- V q
- s4 W5 ]9 K" M. pBut do can be used with a compound noun that includes verb + object.
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It's time I did some letter-writing.
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+ k3 H" K- ^+ K# p1 x5 M来源：Practical English Usage |
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