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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
"a" or "the"
hello there, i`m not sure about using 'a' or 'the' in this sentence:
"Butt is a part of a cue stick. A rear part to be exact."
Im confused with the latest 'A', just before "rear" - shouldn`t there be "The" since i`m talking about a specified part - of an unspecified stick:) ? i hope you got what i mean, i`m just a beginner;)
"Butt is a part of a cue stick. A rear part to be exact."
Im confused with the latest 'A', just before "rear" - shouldn`t there be "The" since i`m talking about a specified part - of an unspecified stick:) ? i hope you got what i mean, i`m just a beginner;)
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The **** is a part of a cue stick. The rear part, to be exact . The stick has only one rear part.
- The **** is a part of a cue stick.
- The rear part, to be exact .
- The stick has only one rear part.
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The **** is a part of a cue stick. The rear part, to be exact.
The stick has only one rear part.
The stick has only one rear part.
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that`s very helpful, thank you, kind sir:)
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