Hi everyone!
Could anyone please explain me when I have to use an indefinite and a definite article in these kind of sentences.
I have seen using both by the natives but can't figure out the rule!
I'm particularly interested in the phrase "with an/the energy"
Beams of accelearted ions with the energy of 2.5MeV were produced.
Beams were produced in the X reactions at an energy of 160 MeV.
etc.
Thanks
Hi everyone! Could anyone please explain to me when I have to use an indefinite and the definite article in these kind s of sentences. I have seen using both used by the nativ e speakers but can't figure out the rule!
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Hi everyone!
Could anyone please explain to me when I have to use an indefinite and the definite article in these kinds of sentences.
I have seen
usingboth used by the nativ
snuppelinaI'm particularly interested in the phrase "with an/the energy"
But your second example has at an energy, not with an energy. Let's take care of that question first.
1) Beams of accelerated ions with the energy of 2.5MeV were produced.
2) Beams were produced in the X reactions at an energy of 160