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I am having a serious debate with a dear friend of mine. I would like y'all's opinion on the matter.
One of us says that when they are going to purchase gorceries that they are going to the "grocery". The other believes you have to say you are going to the "grocery store".
So, if one says they are going to the "grocery", does that actually imply they are going to the grocery store? Do you think the store part is neccessary or not?
One of us says that when they are going to purchase gorceries that they are going to the "grocery". The other believes you have to say you are going to the "grocery store".
So, if one says they are going to the "grocery", does that actually imply they are going to the grocery store? Do you think the store part is neccessary or not?














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"Ok, gonna go to the store, you guys want somethin?" Grocery has way too many syllables