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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Is this grammatically correct, or just a misuse in words?

I am excited to go haunted housing this weekend.
  

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A haunted house is usually a house set up for people to visit for fun, or a house that people think is haunted, and so is called a haunted house. You might be excited to go to visit a haunted house, but you would not go haunted housing.

— Jemaasjr

  • A haunted house is usually a house set up for people to visit for fun, or a house that people think is haunted, and so is called a haunted house.
  • You might be excited to go to visit a haunted house, but you would not go haunted housing.
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A haunted house is usually a house set up for people to visit for fun, or a house that people think is haunted, and so is called a haunted house. You might be excited to go to visit a haunted house, but you would not go haunted housing.
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jemaasjr, but you would not go haunted housing. .....


.... any more than you would 'go housing'.
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People might say "go haunted housing" as sort of a joke. When I go out to visit a bunch of garage sales, I sometimes call it "garage saling."
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