GOING TO THE BEACH (2)
16 / 05 / 2006
GOING TO THE BEACH (2): meaning and examples
Good morning,
Today we are continuing our topic of
going to the beach. Here is another activity that we can do if we get tired of
sunbathing.
Today's Expression is:
to go for a swim
It means: to enter the sea and swim, and it is also used if you go to a swimming pool.
Example 1
I'm so hot and sandy... I think I'll
go for a swim.
Example 2
When he needs to relax he
goes for a swim in the pool.
We do NOT generally use the English word
bathe as a translation of
bañarse, as it sounds a little exotic for an everyday swim.
Bathe is what we do in a bathtub (
bañera).
Example 3
Is it true that Cleopatra
bathed in asses’ milk?
We use the
verb to go to talk about other beach activities, too.
-to go sailing
-to go water skiing
Tomorrow we'll look at more vocabulary concerned with
sunbathing.
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