voy a correr

voy a correr
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
phrase
a. I'm going to run
Este año voy a correr la maratón de Nueva York.I'm going to run the New York marathon this year.
b. I'm going running
Mañana por la mañana voy a correr, por si quieres venir.I'm going running tomorrow morning, in case you want to come.
c. I'm going for a run
Luego por la tarde voy a correr. Ahora tengo cosas que hacer en casa.I'm going for a run later in the evening. Now I have things to do at home.
a. I go running
Voy a correr por el parque todas las mañanas.I go running in the park every morning.
b. I go for a run
Los domingos voy a correr.I go for a run on Sundays.
a. I'm going running
¿Adónde vas? - Voy a correr y luego voy al gimnasio.Where are you going? - I'm going running, and then I'm going to the gym.
b. I'm going for a run
Voy a correr. ¿Quieres venirte?I'm going for a run. Do you want to come?
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