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Stoked4jesus Posted 13 years ago
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In this sentnece (last) "Shoes deilivery from our will be free" Do "shoes" here required determiner "the"? the "shoes" are already metinoed, is known information. Here is the context:
"If you are exchanging the shoes for the first time at the current order, you will only have to pay 17 € in advance for the collection service. Shoes delivery from our shop will be free"
"If you are exchanging the shoes for the first time at the current order, you will only have to pay 17 € in advance for the collection service. Shoes delivery from our shop will be free"
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stoked4jesus Do "shoes" here required determiner "the"? No, and you should use 'shoe', not 'shoes': If you are excha nging shoes for the first time on your current order, you only pay €17 in advance for pick-up service. Shoe delivery from our shop is free.
- stoked4jesus Do "shoes" here required determiner "the"?
- No, and you should use 'shoe', not 'shoes': If you are excha nging shoes for the first time on your current order, you only pay €17 in advance for pick-up service.
- Shoe delivery from our shop is free.
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stoked4jesus Do "shoes" here required determiner "the"?No, and you should use 'shoe', not 'shoes':
If you are exchanging shoes for the first time on your current order, you only pay €17 in advance for pick-up service. Shoe delivery from our shop is free.
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