I go to the gym

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Hi teachers,

I go to the gym and work out/hit chest muscle/muscles on Saturday and back muscle/muscles on Monday. Is it correct?

My daily routine/schedule is: Which word is appropriate “routine” or “schedule”?
Saturday: Chest
Sunday: Back
Monday: Shoulder and son on.

Many thanks in advance.

2

I go to the gym and do work out exercises that develop my chest muscles on Saturday and back muscles on Monday.

‘Routine’ and ‘schedule’ both fit that context.

3

Thank you, BN.

Today I’ll work out my chest muscles. Correct?

4

Beeesneees,
“I go to the gym and do exercises that develop my chest muscles on Saturday and back muscles on Monday.”
Is this sentence OK?
Can I skip ‘work out’?
What is its special meaning here?
Thanks.

5

Not really. That’s why I changed it.

6

I go to the gym and do exercises that develop my chest muscles on (a) Saturday and my back muscles on (a) Monday.

work out

  • to train the body by physical exercise
    I work out regularly to keep fit.
7

Thank you, BN.
Today I’ll do chest exercises. Is it OK?

8

yes