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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
A vs One Of
Hi. Could you clarify the following point? Suppose there are several hotels on some small island, and we have the following sentences about it:
On this island, you can stay in one of the hotels.
On this island, you can stay in a hotel.
Would the second sentence suggest that there is just one hotel on the island? Thanks.
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anonymous Would the second sentence suggest that there is just one hotel on the island? No. For that you would use 'the hotel'.
- anonymous Would the second sentence suggest that there is just one hotel on the island?
- No.
- For that you would use 'the hotel'.
- CJ
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anonymousWould the second sentence suggest that there is just one hotel on the island?
No. For that you would use 'the hotel'.
CJ
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