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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Grammar Help
Hi....
Please help.
I did it myself.
I did it by myself.
Do they mean the same?
You can go watch a movie at the cinema.
Can anyone please explain why must we use the in the sentence ?
Can we use a instead, as in "You can go watch a movie in a cinema."
Thank you.
Please help.
I did it myself.
I did it by myself.
Do they mean the same?
You can go watch a movie at the cinema.
Can anyone please explain why must we use the in the sentence ?
Can we use a instead, as in "You can go watch a movie in a cinema."
Thank you.
Top answer
The cinema refers to a specific cinema, the one you're talking about before. A cinema refers to any cinema.
- The cinema refers to a specific cinema, the one you're talking about before.
- A cinema refers to any cinema.
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The cinema refers to a specific cinema, the one you're talking about before. A cinema refers to any cinema.
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Yup, i understand that.
You can watch a movie in a cinema.
Is the sentence valid if i am referring to any cinema or we normally don't say it that way?
Thank you.
You can watch a movie in a cinema.
Is the sentence valid if i am referring to any cinema or we normally don't say it that way?
Thank you.
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