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動詞短語 “go on” 可以分別與動名詞（doing）和不定式（to do）搭配，組成 “go on doing” 和 “go on to do”。其中，哪個搭配用來表達(dá) “繼續(xù)做同一件事”？哪個用來表達(dá) “進(jìn)一步做另外的事”？看視頻，學(xué)習(xí)如何區(qū)分 “go on doing” 和 “go on to do”。

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Hi, I'm Phil, and I'm going to tell you the difference between go on doing and go on to do something.

Now, the meaning of go on depends on whether it's followed by the gerund or the infinitive.

So, if we have go on doing, that's the gerund, it means 'to continue doing something'.

So, for example: I'd like to go on talking now.

Or: I really like this city. I'd like to go on living here for years!

Go on to do, that's the infinitive, means ‘to progress on to something’.

For example: I'd like to go on to study more languages.

Or: You could go on to have an even better job!

Just remember that if you go on doing something, you don't change, and if you go on to do something – you do change!

So, if you go on practising your English, you'll go on to be even better than you are now!

用法總結(jié)

1. “Go on doing” 指 “繼續(xù)做同一件事”，即接下來要做的事和之前做的事一樣，不發(fā)生改變。

• I'd like to go on talking now.
• I really like this city. I'd like to go on living here for years!
• If you go on practising your English, you'll go on to be even better than you are now!

2. “Go on to do” 指 “進(jìn)一步做另外的事”， 即接下來要做的事與之前做的事相比有變化。

• I'd like to go on to study more languages.
• You could go on to have an even better job!
• If you go on practising your English, you'll go on to be even better than you are now!