Fill in the blanks - PLAY, FUN, ENJOY, GO, HANG OUT, etc.

[english grammar man]

Fill in the blanks. Use PLAY, FUN, ENJOY, GO, HANG OUT, etc.
Exampe: We had a lot of fun when we were dating, but we broke up anyway.

1. When I was in high school, I _____________ baseball everyday.
2. We had a lot of _____________ at the picnic Saturday.
3. Our children usually _____________ in the park.
4. I _____________ the party. Thanks for inviting me.
5. A lot of kids _____________ by the rivers.
6. I'm sorry, but you can't _____________ with your GameBoy during takeoffs and landings.
7. Disneyland is a great place to _____________ , but it's usually too crowded in the summer.
8. When I was a student, I _____________ to the game center everyday.

[teia]

Originally Posted by english grammar man

Fill in the blanks. Use PLAY, FUN, ENJOY, GO, HANG OUT, etc.
Exampe: We had a lot of fun when we were dating, but we broke up anyway.

1. When I was in high school, I ___________ baseball everyday.
2. We had a lot of ___________ at the picnic Saturday.
3. Our children usually _____________ in the park.
4. I __________ the party. Thanks for inviting me.
5. A lot of kids ____________ by the rivers.
6. I'm sorry, but you can't _____________ with your GameBoy during takeoffs and landings.
7. Disneyland is a great place to ____________ , but it's usually too crowded in the summer.
8. When I was a student, I ___________ to the game center everyday.

Hi

I am not so sure about the use of "hang out".

Thank you.
Teia

[english grammar man]

"Hang out" means to spend your free time with someone or at some place.

Example:

- When I was younger, I used to hang out with my friends at the local library.
- So, who do you hang out with nowadays?

If you are ever uncertain of new words, a quick way to look up the meanings can be found at Dictionary.com. I'm often using this great resource to clarify things and check-up on spellings.