roundabout

[b.a.d.]

Hi! Please tell, what should I use - "to ride a roundabout" or "to ride on a roundabout", if I mean "sitting on a roundabout while it spins"? Thanks again.

[Charlie Bernstein]

First, just to be sure, are you talking about one of these? This is a roundabout, but it doesn't fit your sentence:

[b.a.d.]

No. I meant merry-go-round or carousel.

[Charlie Bernstein]

PS - This is a carousel or merry-go-round, which you can sit on while it spins:

[Charlie Bernstein]

Ride and ride on are both good. Also go for a ride on and take a ride on.

[b.a.d.]

Thank you, Charlie!