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What kind kinds of movies do you like? | WordReference Forums 4 What kind of movies do you want to watch tonight? "Movies" implies 2 or more movies One movie is "movie" Since a "movie" usually lasts 2 5 hours, it is unusual to watch 2 or more movies in one evening
go to movies , go to the movies | WordReference Forums If what you're trying to say is that going to movies is a way that you often spend your time, I'd probably use the movies, though movies (without the) would be fine as well A movie is certainly possible, but it would never be my first (or second) choice when talking about the general subject of "regularly watching movies at a movie theater "
Are movies and TV shows parts of the media? - WordReference Forums Dear all, Are movies and TV shows parts of the media? I'm writing an essay about the influence of media, but I'm not quite clear about whether movies and TV shows are parts of media (I won't use them as examples if they aren't), or does media more likely to be referred as news and broadcasts
Second conditional movies discussion - UsingEnglish. com Second conditional movies discussion Choose sentence starters from below and try to make sentences that you both agree with, skipping any which you don’t understand for now
My favourite type of movies is are comedy comedies? d) My favourite type of movies are comedy? In my opinion, because "type" is the gramatical subject and since this is singular, I would use the singular verb "is"
Sit in on at the back row at the movies - UsingEnglish. com Hi, Do you sit in the back row at the movies or At the back at the movies or On the back row at the movies Thanks Click to expand "In the back row at the movies" was idiomatic These days it wouldn't mean anything to most younger people
Correct answers to Would you go to the movies with me tonight? We don't always use the same verb in our response, but "I'd love to" is a pretty standard enthusiastic response to a polite invitation Will you come to the movies with me tonight? Yes, I'd love to Yes, I'd like that Would you like to go to the movies with me tonight? (A shade more polite or tentative) Yes, I'd love to
I am into movies vs I am into watching movies. - WordReference Forums Hi everyone, I saw the following sentences in a grammar book Could you please tell me the difference in the meaning between the first and the second sentences and also between the third and the fourth sentences? I am into watching movies I am into movies I am into reading books I am into