You told me they were inappropriate because there could be many combinations and not just one (for example: grow up, get up together, hold/host and have a party)
Is it better to say "go on the internet" or "surf the internet"?
I still have an exercise to check.
Read Paul's answers. Complete the questions. (I included the answers in brackets).
A: Hello, what's your name?
G: It's Gino.
A: Where......... come from? (Where do you come from?)
P: I'm from Naples.
A: ......... now? (Where do you live now?)
P: I live in Memphis now.
A: ........... to Memphis? (When did you move to Memphis? Is "come" possible?)
P: A year ago.
A: ........ do? (What do you do?)
P: I'm a student. I'm studying music.
A: ........... married? (Are you married?)
P: No, I'm not, but I've got a girlfriend.
Thank you.
To go on the Internet - means you have turned the computer on and have launched your Internet homepage.
To surf the Internet - means you are on the Internet and are going from one webpage to the next.
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Your answers to the questions look good. I wouldn't use "come" for the 4th question unless you are already in Memphis when asking the question.