A casino or the casino?
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'When I am desperate for money, I go to a casino.'
'When I am desperate for money, I go to the casino.'
Would you agree that either is correct with the following nuance:
'a casino' - When I am desperate for money, I go to a place that's a casino (emphasis on the place)
'the casino' - When I am desperate for money, I go gambling to a place that is a casino (emphasis on the action). Or maybe the only casino that's available in my place.
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Would you agree that either is correct with the following nuance: Yes 'a casino' - When I am desperate for money, I go to a place that's a casino (emphasis on the place) 'the casino' - When I am desperate for money, I go gambling to a place that is a casino (emphasis on the action). Or maybe the only casino that's available in my place. Yes
- Would you agree that either is correct with the following nuance: Yes 'a casino' - When I am desperate for money, I go to a place that's a casino (emphasis on the place) 'the casino' - When I am desperate for money, I go gambling to a place that is a casino (emphasis on the action).
- Or maybe the only casino that's available in my place.
- Yes
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Would you agree that either is correct with the following nuance: Yes
'a casino' - When I am desperate for money, I go to a place that's a casino (emphasis on the place)
'the casino' - When I am desperate for money, I go gambling to a place that is a casino (emphasis on the action). Or maybe the only casino that's available in my place. Yes
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