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Mr. Tom Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

See you in court.

Hi

Which one of these is better?

(A threat)

See you in court.
See you in the court.

Thanks,

Tom
  

Top answer

If you want to use it as a threat, it's "see you in court".

— Xerxes

  • If you want to use it as a threat, it's "see you in court".
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If you want to use it as a threat, it's "see you in court".
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Mr. TomSee you in the court.
You could use this, if you have already mentioned a particular court, but not as a threat.
Mr. TomSee you in court.
This would make sense as a threat.
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AnonymousYou could use this, if you have already mentioned a particular court,
See you in the tennis court.
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