Shahrivar 16th, He could go to prison if the judge finds him guilty.

Question 1

prison

Answer 1

=
Jail

Question 2

spa

Answer 2

a place where people can stay to improve their appearance or health by eating well and exercising and sometimes also by drinking or bathing in water with natural substances in it

Question 3

excursion (n)
a short journey usually made for pleasure, often by a group of people:

Answer 3

Next week we’re going on an excursion.

Question 4

cruise (n

Answer 4

They’re going on a cruise round the Med.

Question 5

قدم زدن

Answer 5

Walk
Take a walk
Go for a walk
Go walking (WRONG)

Question 6

At 7 I always go swimming.

Answer 6

At 7 I always go for a swim.

Question 7

pub =

Answer 7

bar

Question 8

____ a safari

Answer 8

To go on

Question 9

Go riding ( WRONG)

Answer 9

Go for a ride

Question 10

We use go + -ing verb for many sports, and also some other activities like shopping, dancing, clubbing, etc.

Answer 10

I want to go shopping this afternoon.
We went kayaking on Lake Michigan.

Question 11

We don’t use the in the expressions go to work and go to bed.

Answer 11

What time do you go to work?
I’m tired. I‘m going to bed.

Question 12

We say go to school or go to university without the to mean that go to those places as students.

Answer 12

They couldn’t go to school for a few days because of the snow.
Almost 40% of young people go to university.

Question 13

We say go to prison when someone is taken there as a prisoner.

Answer 13

He could go to prison if the judge finds him guilty.

Question 14

We use go to a/the + nouns describing places or events. We use go to + the before nouns of places that we typically go in the city.

Answer 14

I need to go to the dentist.
I‘m going to the bank.

Question 15

We use go for a before nouns describing acitivities, such as a swim, a run, a walk, a ride, a drink, etc.

Answer 15

The weather is great today. I’m going to go for a swim.
I have a new bike. Would you like to go for a ride with me?

Question 16

We use go on a before nouns related to holidays, trips or similar, such as holiday, trip, journey, excursion, tour, cruise, etc.

Answer 16

He went on a cruise with his family.
Let’s go on an excursion to explore the area.