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reb77
France

vocabulary problem
 
Hello everybody,
I need your help: what verb would you use with bicycle motocross (freestyle BMX)

to ride bicycle motocross? to practice bicycle motocross? to do BMX (sounds strange to me!)
thanks for your help :)

Reb77

13 Aug 2010      





savvinka
Russian Federation

May be this will help http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/ride_1

13 Aug 2010     



ballycastle1
United Kingdom

You can ride a BMX, ride a motocross bike (always the noun after �motocross �, not before), compete in or participate in motocross (without the �bike �). There may well be other expressions reb77 but the foregoing are the one I have heard.

14 Aug 2010     



manuelanunes3
Portugal

to ride

14 Aug 2010     



dturner
Canada

I have heard people say, "My son does motorcross", so the verb to do is also used.  You can also use �participates in � �involved with �.  I have not heard however, "My son rides motorcross", but "My son rides a BMX bike" is okay.

14 Aug 2010     



reb77
France

Thanks a lot for all these answers. Have a nice day.

14 Aug 2010