What does "She went on the swing" mean?
Does it mean "She rode on the swing and she was swing on the swing"? Or does it mean "She was walking to the swing and she sat down on the swing" ?
Does "went on" in the sentence mean "was playing on" or "was walking to on"?
Best Answer
Went on = Got on. It's an idiom, using to go to mean to partake in rather than to move toward.
Saying "she went on the swing" means that she physically got on it; she must have already been there, but it doesn't say explicitly whether she was swinging or just sitting on it.