Example sentences of "you go to the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The final thank you goes to the village hall management committee and er particularly to Margaret not only for her cooperation in arranging show rehearsal dates etcetera but also her ticket selling . |
| 2 | He began , ‘ You have been in the House fifteen years and it 's time you were promoted … and I now want you to go to the Board of Education . |
| 3 | For instance , if you say , ‘ Donna , if you do not think first , but lash out at your sister , I will not allow you to go to the fairground with me ’ , her resolve to think first and desist from hitting out will be strengthened . |
| 4 | So Sullivan asked , " Your Majesty , would you like me to seek an invitation for you to go to the United States. ? " |
| 5 | One last thing : I forbid you to go to the woods again . |
| 6 | What time are you going to the girl 's house ? |
| 7 | Are you going to the Tate on Wednesday ? |
| 8 | Are you going to the churchyard , ma'am , to look at Fanny 's grave ? ’ |
| 9 | Turning to Dr Reid , she asked , ‘ Are you going to the cinema on Friday ? ’ |
| 10 | Get ready are you going to the toilet ? |
| 11 | Typically , we find ellipsis occurring in exchanges like this : Are you going to the theatre tonight ? |
| 12 | Are you going to the play tonight ? |
| 13 | That was on er are you going to the Highbury now ? |
| 14 | ‘ Are you going to the house today , ’ Fabia wanted to know . |
| 15 | ‘ All that stuff about community meant you could leave the kids with your mum if you had something to do , and you would n't grass on Charlie if the police came looking for him , and you could borrow ten bob to keep you going to the end of the week . |
| 16 | Are n't you going to the pictures tonight ? |
| 17 | Save you going to the bank . |
| 18 | And what time are you going to the pantomime tomorrow ? |
| 19 | You going to the shop ? |
| 20 | You going to the chip shop ? |
| 21 | What , are you going to the offie ? |
| 22 | ‘ You going to the hospital , then ? ’ |
| 23 | Are you going to the hospital this morning ? |
| 24 | ‘ Sorry if I was sharp last night , about you going to the Police . |
| 25 | ‘ Are n't you going to the police ? ’ |
| 26 | To those of you going to the Newcastle-Liverpool game — no , there are n't many shops and stuff open on a Sunday ( apart from MacDonald 's , of course ) |
| 27 | Did you go to the Norwich match ? ? |
| 28 | Do , have you , do you go to the meetings ? |
| 29 | Rather than let you go to the contessa I thought it wise to let you waste an hour or two at the museum . ’ |
| 30 | ‘ Do you go to the synagogue ? |