2021年2月4日 · Can I use the present simple not the present continuous to talk about something I'm going to do tomorrow? Eg. - will you help me tomorrow with one game? - sorry buddy, I've no time. - why? - you have your online classes in the morning and I go to the gym. I come back home and then take a shower and go to work. I'll be back in the evening.

2022年3月7日 · First of all, congrats! Going back to the gym, or going for the first time ever can be intimidating, but I've always found the gym to be a very welcoming judgment free zone. Next, set yourself up for success. Make sure the gym bag goes from the car to your work desk.

No. It should be "Starting tomorrow I will go to the gym everyday." It means tomorrow you will begin to work out at the gym daily.

2007年7月7日 · Is there any difference between "I used to go to gym" and "I used to go to the gym"? I understand "the" often makes a difference as in "He went to school" (implying he went there to study something) and "He went to the school (implying he …

2015年5月27日 · I got back into the gym after a year and a half. Running hurt, so I cut running out and switched to the stair master. The stair master will work you hard, while being easier on your body.

2024年3月17日 · Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I'm going to the gym' is the more common and natural way to express going to a specific gym location. 'I'm going to gym' is less common and typically used in informal speech or when referring to the activity of going to the gym in general.

2021年12月29日 · Starting easy. After a layoff I like to start with light weights and keep the workouts to an hour or less and three days a week. Gradually build up as your training tolerance rises. You can add weight, sets, and even training days as you need to, but the trick is to build back up gradually over a few weeks. This will help you to not get hurt too.

D Tiffany said that she would go to the GYM the next day. We change the Future Simple to the Conditional in Reported Speech: will - would. Also we change time expressions: tomorrow - the next day

2024年3月15日 · Both "to go to the gym" and "to go to gym" are commonly used phrases, but "to go to the gym" is the correct and more widely accepted form. The addition of the article 'the' before 'gym' is necessary in English to indicate a specific gym location.

2024年4月13日 · Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I will go to the gym' is the more common and natural way to express the idea of going to a specific gym for exercise. 'I will go to gym' is less common and may be used informally or in casual speech.