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Haydude_40 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
A/an/the
which should be the appropriate for...
she met professor Shah at..... university.
A-a b-an c-the d-none
she met professor Shah at..... university.
A-a b-an c-the d-none
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Once again. I guess there is no need in giving you a nudge, right?
- Once again.
- I guess there is no need in giving you a nudge, right?
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Once again. I guess there is no need in giving you a nudge, right?0
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So, it depends on context. The is used when university is just a building where they met. None is used when she actually educated there and met him while being there as a student.
I'm inclined to use zero-article, thus none is right.
I'm inclined to use zero-article, thus none is right.
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In British English, I would choose the same, Fandorin.
But American English is less certain. "They met at the university" would be more commonly preferred.
But American English is less certain. "They met at the university" would be more commonly preferred.
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