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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Watch a football
Can I say,
They watched a football.
They watched football games at the stadium.
They watched a football.
They watched football games at the stadium.
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Yes, you can say "they watched a football" however it means they watch the ball that is a football, and not the game. "They watched football games at the stadium' means they watched 2 or more games of football at the stadium, which is probably what you are after.
- Yes, you can say "they watched a football" however it means they watch the ball that is a football, and not the game.
- "They watched football games at the stadium' means they watched 2 or more games of football at the stadium, which is probably what you are after.
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Yes, you can say "they watched a football" however it means they watch the ball that is a football, and not the game.
"They watched football games at the stadium' means they watched 2 or more games of football at the stadium, which is probably what you are after.
"They watched football games at the stadium' means they watched 2 or more games of football at the stadium, which is probably what you are after.
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