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Vsuresh Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

preposition

Hi

Please tell me if these are OK.

There are some kinds of films on 1) at the cinema. If you want to 2) enjoy fun you can choose a comedy or a western. If you enjoy special effects and are interested in the ideas 3) of future you can see a science fiction or an adventure film. 
  

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There are some kinds of films on 1) at the cinema. OK. " If you want to 2) have fun you can choose a comedy or a western.

— AlpheccaStars

  • There are some kinds of films on 1) at the cinema.
  • OK.
  • " If you want to 2) have fun you can choose a comedy or a western.
  • If you enjoy special effects and are interested in the ideas 3) about the future you can see a science fiction or an adventure film.
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There are some kinds of films on 1) at the cinema.
OK. The alternative is "playing at.."

If you want to 2) have fun you can choose a comedy or a western.

If you enjoy special effects and are interested in the ideas 3) about the future you can see a science fiction or an adventure film.
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Thank you AlpheccaStars.

Please help me with this.
AlpheccaStarsIf you want to 2) have fun you can choose a comedy or a western.
I thought of have but since the children were only watching a movie and not taking part in any activity I decided to use enjoy meaning to experience (here fun) with joy.
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There are some kinds of films on at the cinema.
This statement is so obvious that it sounds foolish.

I think what you want to stress is the idea of 'difference'.
eg There are various kinds of films on at the cinema.
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"Enjoy fun" is not a good collocation.
Have a good time...
Enjoy oneself...
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Thank you, AlpheccaStars.
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