2019年9月11日 · Karp rounded off the four day meet at the Hobart Aquatic Centre with a bronze medal in the 200m mixed medley, where he swum the backstroke leg on behalf of his …

2019年6月4日 · "Have you just swum" is a question about what you have done in that time. Since swimming is not a telic activity, there is very little difference, but suppose the question was …

2019年10月27日 · I have swum in this river, but I have never fished here. I love swimming. I've been swimming in this river and it was a lot of fun . In the second case I'm talking about an …

On the other hand, "haven't swum" will mean that you haven't physically swum. That may also be true, but is a different statement with a subtly different meaning, as compared to "haven't gone …

2020年6月10日 · 'Since' doesn't convey 'once or twice'. You would have to say, 'I've swum in the sea once or twice since 2015.' But it depends on context. If I tell you I haven't swum in the sea …

2014年12月12日 · At least to this American, "the seaside" seems too general for the specific action of "I swam". I generally think of "seaside" as referring to a coastal area in general, …

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When I speaking English I think in my mind that's easier to pronounce the word NOT separately from the verb to be like are or is for example instead of I say you aren't most if the times I'd …

I want to go to swim. I want to go swimming. I want to go to swimming. I wonder which one is correct and how to tell the difference between them.

2016年1月17日 · It could also be a response to a question about things that you have done, to express the idea that you have not done it but want to. "Have you ever swum the English …