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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Volleyball

We're at a college volleyball game and my friend keeps talking about everyone around us. So I say:

I don't really care about the crowd, because I'm enjoying the volleyball game. And

I don't really care about the crowd, because I'm enjoying a volleyball game.

Can both be used?
  

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Hi, Both of you know what game is meant, so the first sentence would be the natural choice. Yet, I would omit volleyball because it is understood. Regards

— Regards

  • Hi, Both of you know what game is meant, so the first sentence would be the natural choice.
  • Yet, I would omit volleyball because it is understood.
  • Regards
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Hi,
Both of you know what game is meant, so the first sentence would be the natural choice. Yet, I would
omit volleyball because it is understood.

Regards
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