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Default Re: go swimming
Hi susan,

I want to go swimming tomorrow.
I want to go and swim tomorrow.
I want to go for a swim tomorrow.
I want to go swim tomorrow.

Do the sentences above mean exactly the same or is there any subtle difference depending on the context?

Thank you for your kind help.
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