I can play on the slide/slide | UsingEnglish.com ESL Forum
2011年8月4日 · Dec 19, 2011. #3. emsr2d2 said: In a playground, we normally refer to "playing on the + piece of equipment". I can play on the swings. I can play on the slide. I can play on the roundabout. I can play on the rope bridge. We also use "go on the + piece of equipment" in BrE.
I can play/go on the slide. - WordReference Forums
2021年2月28日 · Born in Iran living in China. Persian. Feb 28, 2021. #1. Hello, My context is the picture above. What can you do in the park? I can play on the slide. I can go on the slide.
to play (?) on a seesaw/swing | WordReference Forums
2011年10月3日 · Packard said: I've heard "teeter-totter" and "see-saw" both, and I use them interchangeably. Everyone seems to understand. Luckily both can be used as a verb, so you can go "see-saw on the see-saw" or "teeter-totter on the teeter-totter". (I don't know that I'd "see-saw on a teeter-totter" though or "teeter-totter on a see-saw".) Hi, what about...
in/on the slide | WordReference Forums
Dec 29, 2015. #12. Sun14 said: 1) I put some pictures on the slide. or. 2) I put some pictures in the slide. pob14 said: Yes, then you would say, " In this slide we see . . . I would also use "on" here.
Go down / go on / take / slide down a slide… - WordReference …
2010年7月26日 · There are two words of "slide" in the sentence, does it sound bad? But I don't think I can say "go down the slide" here, "go down the slide" may include the meaning of "walk down the slide", but in this context I wanted to emphasize that the way she went down the slide can only be sliding. Thanks. Last edited by a moderator: Oct 27, 2013.
ride a slide [water slide] - WordReference Forums
Nov 20, 2012. #7. "Yes". "ride a slide" sounds strange, perhaps because of the -ide sounds, which is why nobody says "I slide on the slide." A ride also indicates that there is something to carry you - you ride on a horse/bike/scooter/plane/ roller coaster, ride in a car, on top of a wagon, etc. On a slide, you don't ride on anything; you go ...
Preposition: in/on/at the field/playground - WordReference Forums
2007年5月9日 · on: on (in contact with) the surface of the area defined as the playground. This is a less used alternative when speaking of children playing. But for organized sports on a field of play it's very common. The teams are assembled on the field and are ready to play.
Slide Irregular Verb - Definition & Meaning - UsingEnglish.com
Want to learn about the irregular verb 'Slide'? We've got all you need: clear definitions, conjugations, and usage examples for effective learning.
Glossary of Football Vocabulary (Soccer) - UsingEnglish.com
Football is a game of two halves is a clichéd expression to say that games often change in the second half, for example because of something the coaxh has said, a change in tactics, or a substitution. Half time. The 15 minute break after the first (approximately) 45 …
swing on <the> swings | WordReference Forums
Texas. English - US. Oct 25, 2021. #4. The piece of playground equipment for swinging usually has more than one swing. It's sometimes called a "swing set" pr "the swings" here - Let's go play/swing on the swings. This type of carnival ride is often called "the swings." E.