(I go) to (the cinema meaning in English
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Definition
(I go) to (the cinema
:(I go) towards, in the direction of (the cinema)
(I come) from (the office)
:(I come) starting my journey at, beginning from (the office)
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Roger goes the circus.
Roger is the circus.
Roger arrives bus.
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Roger goes to 1 the circus.
Roger is at 2 the circus.
Roger arrives by 3 bus.
Roger goes to the circus. Use to + place to indicate a destination, normally after a verb of movement like goes. Examples: I go to the park; Anna drives to the hospital.
Roger is at the circus. Use at + place to indicate an exact location, especially when referring to a place used for a specific activity. Examples: she is at the bus stop; they are at home.
Roger arrives by bus. Use by + means of transport to describe the method of travel. Examples: I travel by train; I go home by taxi.
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