🆚What is the difference between "let's play a game " and "let's play the game " ? "let's play a game " vs "let's play the game " ? (2024)

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that's the difference "Let's play a game" implies that we could play any game. "Let's play the game" implies that we have one specific game we want to play.

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24 Sep 2016

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"Let's play a game" implies that we could play any game.
"Let's play the game" implies that we have one specific game we want to play.

"Let's play a game."
"Ok. Chess? Monopoly? Mahjong? Pokemon Go?"

"Let's play the game."
"Pachinko! Ok!"

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