0Hi,02br 02br 00I always had some problems writing names of games.02br 02br 00a "number" game02br 02br 00a "Number" game02br 02br 00the "Number" game02br 02br 00"Number" game02br 02br 00"Fix the faucet" game02br 02br 00the "Fix the faucet game" game (?)02br 02br 00"Fix-the-faucet" game 02br 02br 01i00Help me to fix this faucet please. 02i02br 02br 01i00Also, I was thinking of a game where students will go around trying to find a seat when a command (variable?) is given by a facilitator. The idea is that there will always be a seat short. What would you call that game? 02i02br 02br 01i00 02i0-
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0If it is the specific name, just 01i00'Number'02i00 or 01i00'Fix-the-Faucet02i00'.02br 00If it is a sort of game, 01i00a/the number game02i00.02br 02br 01i00Let's play 'Number'.02br 00Let's play 'Fix-the-Faucet'.02br 00Let's play the number game.02i02br
0Thank you.02br 02br 00OK. How about this? If I put the word game right behind the quotations like the sentences below, are they correct? 02br 02br 00Let's play "Number" game. 02br 02br 00Or should it be, "Let's play the "Number" game" regardless what is in quotations, since "game" as a countable noun needs "the"? Anyway, what do yo