Na Landigo se dnes zaměříme na vazby slovesa GO s dalším slovesem (go cycling, go on cycling, go on to cycle...).
Vazby se slovesem GO – procvičování:
Další lekce s GO:
What are we going to do tomorrow? – How about going rafting?
Záměr: |
What are we going to do?
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Volnočasová aktivita: |
How about going rafting?
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Vazby GO s dalším slovesem:
How often do you go cycling?
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I was going to cycle, but then it started to rain.
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You have a helmet on. Are you going to cycle?
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You should go and cycle now. It might rain later on.
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Even though it was raining heavily, I went on cycling.
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After having breakfast, I went on to cycle.
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Pokud mluvíme o činnosti, kterou děláme pro zábavu (obvykle sport nebo nějaký koníček), použijeme GO + -ING:
Pozor na správný slovosled:
go mountain climbing
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go strawberry picking
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Nikoliv: go climbing mountain, go picking strawberry
Podstatné jméno je v jednotném čísle:
go mountain climbing
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go blueberry picking
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Nikoliv: mountains, strawberries
Our holiday in South America was awesome. We went hiking or swimming every single day.
Volnočasová aktivita: |
go hiking
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go swimming
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go sightseeing
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In some countries, it's quite common to go mushroom picking.
go mushroom picking
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go picking mushroom |
go mushrooms picking |
Pomocí BE GOING TO + infinitivu vyjadřujeme záměr nebo plán:
I'm going to (= I want/intend to) marry Rachel one day.
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Are they going to travel this year?
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WAS/WERE GOING TO obvykle vyjadřuje, že jsme něco chtěli udělat, ale nakonec jsme to neudělali:
I was going to propose to her yesterday, but she got angry with me, so I didn't. (= I wanted to but I didn't.)
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They were going to travel, but in the end they couldn't.
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I'm going to move to Madrid next year. I've been thinking about it for a while now.
Záměr: |
I'm going to move.
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Právě se rozhodnout: |
I'll move.
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Sean was going to call you, but he totally forgot about it.
He was going to call you.
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He wanted to call you, but he didn't.
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Pomocí BE GOING TO + infinitivu vyjadřujeme blízkou budoucnost. Často jde o nevyhnutelnou/velmi pravděpodobnou budoucnost na základě toho, co vidíme nebo co se právě děje:
Watch out! Those boxes are going to fall! (= I can see the boxes are unstable, they will most likely fall very soon.)
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Look at the dark clouds, it's going to rain. It's inevitable. (= It's very likely it'll rain soon because of the dark clouds.)
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Don't put any more groceries into that bag. If you do, it's going to break.
Pravděpodobná budoucnost: |
It's going to break.
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It's very likely it'll break.
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You're almost all packed up, are you going to leave soon?
Blízká budoucnost: |
Are you going to leave soon?
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Are you leaving soon?
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Pro obyčejné konstatování, že se jde něco udělat, použijeme GO AND + infinitiv. V infinitivu jsou často slovesa typu BUY, GET, HELP, CHECK, DO, COLLECT a SEE:
I'll go and buy some chips.
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Půjdu si koupit brambůrky. |
Could you go and help Jenny?
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Mohl bys jít pomoct Jenny? |
Can you please go and check the chicken in the oven?
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Můžeš prosím jít (a) zkontrolovat kuře v troubě? |
V hovorové angličtině se může AND vynechat:
I'll go buy some chips.
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Could you go help her?
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Can you go check the chicken?
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Brandon's waiting for you outside the house. You should go and talk to him.
go and talk to him
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go talk to him
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Could you go and get me an apple from the fridge?
go and get an apple
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go get an apple
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Pokud mluvíme o pokračování ve stejné činnosti, použijeme GO ON + -ING:
Danny went on complaining (= kept complaining) about Claire for over 30 minutes.
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The children enjoy it, they will go on surfing (= continue surfing).
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I couldn't sleep at all. The neighbour's dog went on barking for hours.
He went on barking.
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He kept barking.
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If you go on training hard, you have a great chance of winning the race.
If you go on training... |
If you continue training... |
Pokud začneme dělat něco nového/dalšího, použijeme GO ON TO + infinitiv:
First Danny talked about his new flat and then he went on to complain about Claire.
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The children don't enjoy surfing, they'll go on to do something else.
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Porovnejte:
Stejná činnost | Něco dalšího |
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Travelling was so much fun, so I went on travelling until June.
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When I finished university, I went on to travel.
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What did you do after the picnic? Did you go on to watch the sunset?
Dělat něco dalšího: |
go on watching to watch the sunset
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I don't want to go on lying on the beach the whole day. We should go on to do something more active.
Stejná činnost: |
go on to lie lying on the beach
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Něco dalšího: |
go on doing to do something else
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Často používaná spojení s GO:
go on about something
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nadále o něčem mluvit |
have everything going for somebody
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mít předpoklady k tomu být úspěšný |
to go
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s sebou |
be going on
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dít se |
go missing
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ztratit se |
go unreported
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nebýt ohlášeno |
Vicky goes on about (= keeps talking about) John. She's clearly still upset about the break-up.
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John has everything going for him. He has a fantastic career, an amazing family and good looks.
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Do you want your coffee here or to go (= take away)?
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What is going on? (= What is happening?)
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Our cat went missing a few days ago. I hope she's ok.
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Why do so many crimes go unreported?
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Would you like that cheeseburger to go? – No thanks, I'll eat it here.
a cheeseburger to go
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a takeaway cheeseburger
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What's all the noise? What's going on? – We're just having a little celebration.
What's going on?
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What's happening?
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You're smart, beautiful and hardworking. You have everything going for you.
You have everything going for you.
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You have all the qualities that can make you successful.
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Vazby se slovesem GO – nejdůležitější body:
Volnočasová aktivita: | go cycling |
Záměr: | be going to cycle |
Blízká budoucnost: | |
Něco se udělá: |
go (and) cycle
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Pokračovat stejnou činností: | go on cycling |
Pokračovat další činností: | go on to cycle |
Doporučujeme si procvičit vazby se slovesem GO v našich cvičeních.