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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Go to bed go to the bed ,go to hospital go to the hospital go to school go to the school go to sea go to the sea

Could anybody tell me how to differentiate them ?

"go to school "and "go to the school"

"go to hospital"and"go to the hospital"

"go to bed "and "go to the bed"

"go to sea "and"go to the sea"
  

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Could anybody tell me how to differentiate between them ? 1. ) and does not indicate a particular building or place.

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  • ) and does not indicate a particular building or place.
  • Janie goes to school every day except Sunday.
  • Janie is in school.
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Could anybody tell me how to differentiate between them ?

1. "go to school "and "go to the school"

Go to school refers to going to do the activity (studying, being in class, etc.) and does not indicate a particular building or place.
Janie goes to school every day except Sunday.
Janie
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Alphecca covered pretty much everything. I'll address the bed portion, though it does follow similar meanings.

"Go to bed" is generally used to mean to go to sleep in a bed.
I'm going to bed.
She went to bed at 10:30 last night.

"Go to the bed" would mean to travel to a specific bed.
I went to the bed to fix the sheets.
I go to my par
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