Which out of the two is correct?
- I like to do cycling .
- I like to go for cycling .
Is 'Cycling' in both the examples used in noun form?
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- I like to do cycling .
- I like to go for cycling .
Is 'Cycling' in both the examples used in noun form?
Neither would be commonly used in most dialects of English. It would be more common to say "I like cycling" or "I like to go cycling". Where I live (Canada) it would be even more common to say "I like to ride my bike/bicycle".