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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
A Country or The Country
Hello,
I was wondering we can use "A country" to describe rural areas?
Which is more correct? "I grew up in a country" or "I grew up in the country"?
thank you.
I was wondering we can use "A country" to describe rural areas?
Which is more correct? "I grew up in a country" or "I grew up in the country"?
thank you.
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a country = a specific place (France, Germany, Japan) the country = rural area
- a country = a specific place (France, Germany, Japan) the country = rural area
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a country = a specific place (France, Germany, Japan)
the country = rural area
the country = rural area
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