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AWhen talking about doing(?). I think”play” is basically just used for ball game. “swim . wresle, ski, skate” have their own verbs.How about ”judo, karate, gymnastics, “ what verbs should be used for them?
I do not mean about their every day practice, but when they participate in Olympic Games.
AWhen talking about doing(?). I think”play” is basically just used for ball game. “swim . wresle, ski, skate” have their own verbs.How about ”judo, karate, gymnastics, “ what verbs should be used for them?
I do not mean about their every day practice, but when they participate in Olympic Games.
I do not mean about their every day practice, but when they participate in Olympic Games.
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I think it is to do judo, to do gymnastics, to do karate.
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