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Oct 14, 2013 · Oct 14, 2013. #4. They can mean the same thing. 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 ...
Apr 25, 2009 · English - Great Britain. Apr 25, 2009. #2. I would say: "I saw it at the cinema" - that's English from England. But it is also OK to say: "I saw it at the movies". don't say " in the movies/ in the theat re " (English spelling) "theatre" = different to a cinema, when actors perform live in front of you. "movie theatre" = outdated.
Oct 5, 2007 · English - US. Mar 20, 2013. #12. No, I'm afraid it's not. As was explained above, "Let's go to the movie" means "Let's go to a specific movie," and it would be used when everybody knows what movie is being discussed. "Let's go to the movies" means "Let's go to the cinema" or "Let's go see a movie, but we aren't sure which one yet."
Jul 19, 2012 · In this case, I put kind kinds of in the Search box at the top of the page and found these previous threads: kind of /kinds of [music] kind of food or kinds of foods?? Kind of or Kinds of Plural Noun. Kind of/ Kinds of. kind of/kinds of. On the expression after "a kind of/kinds of".
Apr 17, 2009 · Member. German. Apr 17, 2009. #13. One reason for the special use of this expression could be the special form of a trilogy. Unlike a pair of books or films, it often has an entry, a main part and an end - which gives it an almost "classical" character (remember popular ones like "Lord of the Rings").
Nov 9, 2008 · Pidgin is right. Like I said in that previous thread, it helps if you do the he/him test. he = who. him = whom. So, to answer that question, one would say: You are going to the movies with him. So you are right in both sentences.
Mar 16, 2016 · Movies = films = plural of the above, e.g: "Kurbaan" and "Superman" are both good movies. The movies = the cinema industry e.g: Salman Khan works in the Bollywood movies. So you can say: I watch a few movies every month - three or four at least. I watch a lot of movies - I'm always going to the cinema.
Oct 4, 2021 · There probably isn't any difference in meaning. If you are into books, you probably enjoy reading them. If you are into movies, you probably enjoy watching them. Perhaps you merely like to collect them or trade them, but that seems somewhat unlikely to me.
Mar 18, 2016 · Here's the definition of media: media - WordReference.com Dictionary of English. means of communication, as radio, television, and magazines, with wide reach and influence: It's possible to divide media into categories: news media, entertainment media, etc. I would include movies and TV shows under the media umbrella.
Jan 28, 2009 · Hi, Would you tell me what the common word for movies, TV series, cartoons... in American English please? I am thinking of "motion picture". I don't know if people are familiar with this term in America. Thank you.
