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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
"among many" or "among the many"
Which is the correct form? "Among the many processes..." or "Among many processes..."?
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Please give the complete sentence. Either could be used, depending on what follows.
- Please give the complete sentence.
- Either could be used, depending on what follows.
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Please give the complete sentence. Either could be used, depending on what follows.
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"Among (the) many processes being investigated, the reduction of carbon dioxide is one of the most important [...]"
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In this sentence, use the definite article:
Among the many processes being investigated, the reduction of carbon dioxide is one of the most important.
Among the many processes being investigated, the reduction of carbon dioxide is one of the most important.
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AlpheccaStarsAmong the many processes being investigated, the reduction of carbon dioxide is one of the most important."processes" seems to be an odd word there and muddies the waters a bit. But I still think the "the" in question can be omitted.
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