Grammar Check: Sentence About 6-Year-Old Children Learning Go-Karting on a Race Track

Let's look at your sentence: "Children learn go-karting driving on a race track."

Here are some points to correct for clearer, natural English:

• The phrase "go-karting driving" is a bit awkward. Instead, we can say "to drive go-karts" or "go-kart driving."
• It’s better to include who the children are, especially their age, if you want to be specific.
• The phrase "learn go-kart driving" is clearer than "learn go-karting driving".

A clearer and grammatically correct version could be:

• "Children learn to drive go-karts on a race track."
• Or, if you want to mention age: "Six-year-old children learn to drive go-karts on a race track."

So, the corrected sentence for a 6-year-old child would be: "Six-year-old children learn to drive go-karts on a race track."