[Is someone actually paying the previous round of people to practice their English?]  This person is already outdoors (that's where beautiful bodies of water are located), so 'go outdoor for' has no coherent application here; the skiing and flipping is occurring above the water, which doesn't say anything about what is in the water.


Consider the statement "A person is skiing whilst flipping through the air above a beautiful body of water.". Based on this "the person is go outdoor for through air in the beautiful body of water" a true statement? Yes, no, or I don't know?