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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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a or the subway station
"My husband drives me to the subway station."
"Oh, that's nice when your husband can drive you to a/the subway station."
For this context either "a" or "the" will do, right? A is just any subway station, the is the one in question. correct?
"Oh, that's nice when your husband can drive you to a/the subway station."
For this context either "a" or "the" will do, right? A is just any subway station, the is the one in question. correct?
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Anonymous For this context either "a" or "the" will do, right? Yes.
- Anonymous For this context either "a" or "the" will do, right?
- Yes.
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AnonymousFor this context either "a" or "the" will do, right?Yes.
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