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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Cinemas? or cinema
Hello my teachers!
When I want to mention my general preference, what I should say?
1. I prefer watching movies at home to cinemas
2. I prefer watching movies at home to a cinema
Thank you!
When I want to mention my general preference, what I should say?
1. I prefer watching movies at home to cinemas
2. I prefer watching movies at home to a cinema
Thank you!
Top answer
You can say either (comparing 'movies' and 'cinemas' and comparing 'watching' and 'cinema' respectively).
- You can say either (comparing 'movies' and 'cinemas' and comparing 'watching' and 'cinema' respectively).
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You can say either (comparing 'movies' and 'cinemas' and comparing 'watching' and 'cinema' respectively).
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