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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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A vs the
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'There is an area where new houses could be built, but this area is the habitat of a rare type of bird.'
If 'a' were used instead of 'the', would the meaning change?
'There is an area where new houses could be built, but this area is the habitat of a rare type of bird.'
If 'a' were used instead of 'the', would the meaning change?
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Anonymous If 'a' were used instead of 'the', would the meaning change? Practically speaking, no—unless that area is the only place the bird lives.
- Anonymous If 'a' were used instead of 'the', would the meaning change?
- Practically speaking, no—unless that area is the only place the bird lives.
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AnonymousIf 'a' were used instead of 'the', would the meaning change?Practically speaking, no—unless that area is the only place the bird lives.
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