To which gym do you go in chevy chase?
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Anonymous
| And does it have good classes? |
Anonymous
| The country club. |
Anonymous
| Live in Chevy Chase but go to Equinox in Bethesda. |
Anonymous
| Rock creek sports club! Technically in ss though. On the chevy chase dc border next to parkway deli. Yes! |
Anonymous
| Crunch |
Anonymous
| WSC, but it's actually in Bethesda @ Bradley Blvd |
Anonymous
| Another ROck Creek Sports goer here. |
Anonymous
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Is it really "to which gym" and not "which gym do you belong to"?
Serious question. I know a lot grammar nannies are on here. I'd like to know. This syntax reminds me of those people that use "I" when they mean "me." |
Anonymous
I think "belong to" is a phrasal verb (verb + preposition, give up, hang up, hang on to, etc) and it is fine to end a sentence this way. |
Anonymous
| Chevy Chase Athletic Club is trying to attract more members, especially those who left WSC when the Chevy Chase club closed. They have a good new spinning instructor and a great exercise instructor, Libby. The clientele skews older, but it's worth taking a look. |
Anonymous
| The one in my basement. |
Anonymous
| I run and bike outside! |
Anonymous
It's OK regardless of ending a sentence with a preposition, and it's not on the same level as getting subject and object pronouns wrong. |
Anonymous
+1. The classes are fantastic. It's the best gym I've ever belonged to. |