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Somethingsimple Posted 20 years ago
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abstract quantified nouns: articles

0Is there a particular general rule I am missing by trying to add 'the' before 'control of money' in this sentence?01blockquote
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0 I think it would be better to take the cluster "****** (away) control of" as a kind of idiomatic verbal phrase. 02br 02br 00paco 0-

  • 0 I think it would be better to take the cluster "****** (away) control of" as a kind of idiomatic verbal phrase.
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0 I think it would be better to take the cluster "****** (away) control of" as a kind of idiomatic verbal phrase. There are many similar expressions: "attain control of", "ensure control of", "gain control of", "get control of", "grab control of", "have control of", "hold control of", "keep control of", "lose control of", "secure control of", "seize control of", "take control of", "win control o

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