Lesson 54 ☘ go to …, go on …, go for …, go … -ing

Nov 6, 2016

Put in “to”, “on”, “for” where necessary.
1. I’m going . . .
  to France
  next week.
  - to France
  - on France
  - for France
  - France
2. Rachel often goes . . .
  sailing
  .
  - to sailing
  - on sailing
  - for sailing
  - sailing
3. Sue went . . .
  to Mexico
  last week.
  - to Mexico
  - on Mexico
  - for Mexico
  - Mexico
4. Would you like to go . . .
  to the cinema
  this evening?
  - on the cinema
  - for the cinema
  - to the cinema
  - the cinema
5. Jack goes . . .
  jogging
  every morning.
  - for jogging
  - jogging
  - to jogging
  - on jogging
6. I’m going out . . .
  for a walk
  . Do you want to come?
  - to a walk
  - on a walk
  - for a walk
  - a walk
7. I’m tired because I went to a party last night and went . . .
  to bed
  very late.
  - to bed
  - on bed
  - for bed
  - bed
8. Martin is going . . .
  on
  holiday . . .
  to
  Italy next week.
  - on … for
  - for … to
  - to … on
9. The weather was warm and the river was clean, so we went . . .
  for a swim
  .
  - to a swim
  - on a swim
  - for a swim
  - a swim
10. There will be no buses next week because the bus drivers are going . . .
  on strike
  .
  - to strike
  - on strike
  - for strike
  - strike
11. I need some stamps, so I’m going . . .
  to post office
  .
  - to post office
  - on post office
  - for post office
  - post office
12. It’s late. I must go . . .
  home
  now.
  - to home
  - on home
  - for home
  - home
13. Would you like to go . . .
  on a tour
  of the city?
  - to a tour
  - on a tour
  - for a tour
  - a tour
14. Shall we go out . . .
  for a meal
  this evening?
  - to a meal
  - on a meal
  - for a meal
  - a meal
15. My parents are going . . .
  on a cruise
  this summer.
  - to a cruise
  - on a cruise
  - for a cruise
  - a cruise
Complete the sentences.
1. Rachel has a boat. She often go . . .
  sailing
  .
  - on sailing
  - for sailing
  - to sailing
  - sailing
2. Last Saturday Diane went . . .
  fishing
  .
  - to fishing
  - on fishing
  - fishing
  - for fishing
3. George goes . . .
  swimming
  every day.
  - on swimming
  - swimming
  - for swimming
  - to swimming
4. Linda is going on holiday next month. She is going . . .
  skiing
  .
  - to skiing
  - skiing
  - for skiing
  - on skiing
5. Peter is going out later. He has to go . . .
  shopping
  .
  - to shopping
  - shopping
  - on shopping
  - for shopping
6. Sheila went . . .
  jogging
  after work yesterday evening.
  - jogging
  - to jogging
  - for jogging
  - on jogging
Complete the sentences.
1. The sea looks nice. Let’s go . . .
  for a swim
  .
  - for a swim
  - to a swim
  - on a swim
  - a swim
2. “The Ann at home?”
  “No, she’s gone . . .
  to the bank
  to get some money.”
  - to the bank
  - on the bank
  - for the bank
  - the bank
3. I’m going . . .
  shopping
  now. I have to buy some presents.
  - for shopping
  - on shopping
  - to shopping
  - shopping
4. I was very tired last night. I sat down in a armchair and went . . .
  to sleep
  .
  - for sleep
  - on sleep
  - to sleep
  - sleep
5. I wasn’t enjoying the party, so I went . . .
  home
  early.
  - for home
  - on home
  - to home
  - home
6. We live near the mountains. In winter we go . . .
  skiing
  every weekends.
  - for skiing
  - on skiing
  - to skiing
  - skiing
7. Richard has got a horse. He often goes . . .
  riding
  .
  - for riding
  - on riding
  - riding
  - to riding
8. The weather is nice. Shall we go . . .
  for a walk
  in the park?
  - for a walk
  - to a walk
  - on a walk
  - a walk
9. “Are you going . . .
  on
  holiday soon?”
  “Yes, next month. We’re going . . .
  to
  Portugal.”
  - to … for
  - on … to
  - for … on

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