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T A N Y A Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

A Determiner or Not?

Dear all,

I'm having troubles with determiners again.

What do you think about this sentence? Would you put "the" before Czech citizens?

"The Czech Republic is a member of the EU; what does it mean for (the) Czech citizens?"


Thank you very much.

  

Top answer

T A N Y A Would you put "the" before Czech citizens? No, I wouldn't. I would also change "it" to "this".

— GPY

  • T A N Y A Would you put "the" before Czech citizens?
  • No, I wouldn't.
  • I would also change "it" to "this".
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T A N Y AWould you put "the" before Czech citizens?

No, I wouldn't.

I would also change "it" to "this".

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T A N Y A"The Czech Republic is a member of the EU; what does that mean for its (the) Czech citizens?"

The possessive pronouns (and possessive nouns) are determiners.

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