Feb 15, 2009 · I don't think that Mrs. Murgatroyd brought her own personal 3D glasses to the movie, Keith. At least here, they're handed out by the ticket-taker and one is expected to deposit them in a recycling bin on the way out.

Oct 6, 2005 · It should be noted that the function of ‘to do xyz’ in ‘I recommend you to do xyz and not Pete’ is a different than that of ‘to watch’ in ‘I recommend you to watch’. The former is an adverbial whereas the latter is a verb object.

May 25, 2020 · Reading it could spoil the fun for someone planning to watch the movie or read the book, so it's called a spoiler. The expression "spill the beans" is a general expression meaning "to reveal a secret". A movie spoiler doesn't spill the beans--the plot of …

May 27, 2006 · People who watch TV are viewers. You can also watch a film or movie, but you are not a watcher of said film or movie. In screenwriting, we talk in terms of writing "ahead of your audience," however that includes each individual audience member.

May 25, 2014 · We, too, might use either "it" or "that" in the case of the music (but only "that" referring to the proposal to go to the movie). There is no "rule" about this; it's simply a matter of custom, like so many things in English.

Nov 21, 2017 · I haven't [yet] had a chance to watch the movie. "I haven't got a chance" (= "I don't have a chance") refers to the present. It doesn't tell us that you've been trying to find time to watch the movie but haven't yet succeeded. But you're right about the AE/BE difference. It's highly unlikely that anyone in the UK would use the word gotten.

Nov 13, 2015 · so I tell you now, and you hear this now: even though we had agreed to go to a movie also scheduled for tomorrow, the class now interferes (present tense) with this plan, and so the present result is: I can't go to the movie. (My present conflict of schedules now prevents this.) I have class tomorrow so I can't go to the movie with you.

Sep 10, 2014 · Both watch and see are fine whether you're talking about a regular movie or a musical. I in fact have no idea why somebody thought there was a problem with this because there's not. I in fact have no idea why somebody thought there was a …

Mar 15, 2011 · I watch a movie tonight If you're talking about a one-time event. Even when a specific time isn't given, you can still use "plan": I plan to complete a Ph.D in biology. I'm planning to complete a Ph.D in biology Both are correct.

Jan 12, 2007 · No, no puedes usar can en future porque no es un verbo, creo que se llama "modal". I will be able es correcto para eso que en tu cabeza que habla Español quiere decir "I will can".