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"I watched the Olympics game" vs "I watched the Olympics."

The correct phrase is 'I watched the Olympics.' The word 'Olympics' is already a plural noun, so it does not need the word 'game' after it. Using 'Olympics game' is incorrect in this context.

Last Updated: March 23, 2024

I watched the Olympics game

This phrase is incorrect. 'Olympics' is already a plural noun and does not need 'game' after it.


Alternatives:

  • I watched the Olympics.
  • I watched the Olympic Games.
  • I watched the Olympic event.
  • I watched the Olympic competition.
  • I watched the Olympic sports.

I watched the Olympics.

This phrase is correct. 'Olympics' is a plural noun that refers to the international sports event.

Use this phrase when referring to watching the Olympic Games, which is an international multi-sport event held every four years.

Examples:

  • I watched the Olympics on TV last night.
  • She is a big fan of the Olympics.
  • Have you ever attended the Olympics in person?
  • The Olympics are a great opportunity to see athletes from around the world.
  • He dreams of competing in the Olympics one day.

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