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31 Dec 2016
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What is the difference between Do you go to clubs? and Do you go to a club? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Do you go to clubs? and Do you go to a club? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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The word "club" is, in the first sentence, in plural, meaning... More than one club. And in the second sentence, singular... Meaning... Just one club.
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the first phrase is asking if you generally (or usually) go to clubs (plural), and the second one is asking if you go to a club (singular)
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@KrlosOblivion: That doesn't explain anything tho lol
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@bellamy_blake: That's not the point and don't answer yo don't know what you're saying lol
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@americanenglish I was trying to explain but there's no words for that lol
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OK, "Do you go to clubs??"
This is asking... "do you party at clubs? Because I would like to go to any club that is open right now, with you. I just want to know if you're old enough, or lively enough to go to clubs in general"
"Do you go to a club?"
This is more like saying... do you go to a club specifically? , however, it sounds more like the kind of chess club, math club, horse racing club, Shogi club, etc. No much like party clubs, night clubs, but like high school clubs, or other type of clubs.
This is asking... "do you party at clubs? Because I would like to go to any club that is open right now, with you. I just want to know if you're old enough, or lively enough to go to clubs in general"
"Do you go to a club?"
This is more like saying... do you go to a club specifically? , however, it sounds more like the kind of chess club, math club, horse racing club, Shogi club, etc. No much like party clubs, night clubs, but like high school clubs, or other type of clubs.
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