"Go on a picnic" and "go on an outing" both refer to going somewhere outside of your usual environment, but there are subtle differences between the two:
1. Go on a picnic:
This typically means going outdoors to enjoy a meal, often in a park or natural setting. It involves bringing food (like sandwiches, snacks, or drinks) and eating it outside, usually with friends, family, or loved ones.
Example: "We decided to go on a picnic at the lake this weekend."
2. Go on an outing:
This is a broader term that refers to going on any type of excursion or trip, typically for leisure, recreation, or educational purposes. It doesn’t necessarily involve food and could be anything from visiting a museum, going to the zoo, or just taking a walk in a new place.
Example: "The school organized an outing to the local museum."
So, while a picnic is a type of outing, not all outings are picnics. "Go on an outing" is more general and could refer to a variety of activities beyond just eating outside.
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