Skittles Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Going for a date
I wrote a message a couple days ago but can not find it, maybe it got deleted!
However could you people settle an argument for me
I a few days ago on a forum I wrote that a cinema is a it is a fine place to go for a date.
This was corrected by someone saying it should be go on a date.
While I accept that is the norm I pointed out that the way I wrote it is not wrong,
The reply was its should be going on a date because it's a collocations, and they're always a constant.
I still think the way I wrote it is not wrong
Views please
However could you people settle an argument for me
I a few days ago on a forum I wrote that a cinema is a it is a fine place to go for a date.
This was corrected by someone saying it should be go on a date.
While I accept that is the norm I pointed out that the way I wrote it is not wrong,
The reply was its should be going on a date because it's a collocations, and they're always a constant.
I still think the way I wrote it is not wrong
Views please
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Hi Skittles
Welcome to English Forums. Sorry to hear you had trouble with your post. We don't delete questions such as yours. Since you apparently joined the forum only just today, perhaps you actually posted your question on a different site. Whatever the case, as far as I can see, this is your first post here.
Welcome to English Forums. Sorry to hear you had trouble with your post. We don't delete questions such as yours. Since you apparently joined the forum only just today, perhaps you actually posted your question on a different site. Whatever the case, as far as I can see, this is your first post here.
SkittlesI a few days ago on a forum I wrote that a
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