What if I'm saying it in general, like prom dresses, her possible date, when it is, what the theme is...? So it means all of those things, and I just say "prom". "THE PROM" would be just the event. in my, very tired, opinion.
this always makes me think of the scene in pretty in pink she she pushes him up against the locker and says "what about prom Blane, what about prom! " loolll
In reference to other high school dances, I also say:
Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins and Winter Ball (all of which we had). Not The Homecoming or The Winter Ball.... as in "are you asking that boy to Sadie Hawkins?"?
In reference to other high school dances, I also say:
Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins and Winter Ball (all of which we had). Not The Homecoming or The Winter Ball.... as in "are you asking that boy to Sadie Hawkins?"
In reference to other high school dances, I also say:
Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins and Winter Ball (all of which we had). Not The Homecoming or The Winter Ball.... as in "are you asking that boy to Sadie Hawkins?"
In reference to other high school dances, I also say:
Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins and Winter Ball (all of which we had). Not The Homecoming or The Winter Ball.... as in "are you asking that boy to Sadie Hawkins?"
agreed.
Ditto this!
Yes, yes. Also, you don't always put the in front of places you attend. Do you say "I have to get up and get ready to go to THE school"?
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In reference to other high school dances, I also say:
Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins and Winter Ball (all of which we had). Not The Homecoming or The Winter Ball.... as in "are you asking that boy to Sadie Hawkins?"
this is what I was thinking too. I never said I'm going to the The Homecoming. I don't know why it would be any different to say prom and not The Prom.
Re: pet peeve: prom vs. THE prom
hahaha!!
ETA: And no, I say "the hospital". But here in the middle of nowhere, we do just say "prom".
I will forever read your posts with a accent. lol
Hmm...tomorrow I think I will speak all day long without using the word "the" at all. You know, for shiits and giggles.
I say it without the "the." Judge me.
In reference to other high school dances, I also say:
Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins and Winter Ball (all of which we had). Not The Homecoming or The Winter Ball.... as in "are you asking that boy to Sadie Hawkins?"?
Oh yeah? Wellllll I'm going to put it in front of everything!!
agreed.
Ditto this!
Yes, yes. Also, you don't always put the in front of places you attend. Do you say "I have to get up and get ready to go to THE school"?
this is what I was thinking too. I never said I'm going to the The Homecoming. I don't know why it would be any different to say prom and not The Prom.
This!
Now you've got me wondering. lol I think I say it with "the," but I'm not sure. lol I probably say both.
I know I do not say, "The Homecoming," "The Sadie Hawkins," etc.