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Lucas21c Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Go to restroom
Could you tell me which one is right among (A) ~ (C) in the following sentence?
I want to go to [ (A) X (no article) / (B) a / (C) the ] restroom.
I want to go to [ (A) X (no article) / (B) a / (C) the ] restroom.
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(In the US) It's always: "I want to go to the restroom." It can never, in any context, be: "a" or "no article."
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I can hold it until we find a place less disgusting.
I want to go to a restroom that is not so dirty that I wouldn't let my dog pee in it.
So there actually are contexts where "a" works.
I want to go to a restroom that is not so dirty that I wouldn't let my dog pee in it.
So there actually are contexts where "a" works.
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