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两种写法都可以,注意 do . . . ing 限定词不能省略。2 i# w7 z; f( o! h: ~
7 H+ m* c; r0 |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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5 ^$ f: J! I# H) t! v# h# F# II'm going to do some walking . . .
% w1 o# L+ h8 x2 v1 \: C/ nI hate doing the ironing.
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8 P& w- M& h5 YNote the -ing form in this structure is noun-like, and cannot have an object.) t3 l5 U2 o" p. l
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NOT: I'm going to doing some watching TV.
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& F8 q2 t Y4 D5 T! HBut do can be used with a compound noun that includes verb + object.
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. W) j( a* L5 f% j* R8 h& SIt's time I did some letter-writing., O9 l0 K: X6 i0 U. }
( m- R1 p$ P u# x- p来源:Practical English Usage |
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