0Please check these sentences.02br 02br 00The image of 01u00him 02u00dancing on the street was inspirational to some people watching.02br 02br 00Who is 01u00a 02u00 (the??) better dancer? 01u00Him02u00 or the other person?0-
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02br 02br 00Second sentence: "the" is preferable to "a" as those concerned are known. 0-
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02br 02br 00Second sentence: "the" is preferable to "a" as those concerned are known.
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0First sentence is correct.02br 02br 00Second sentence: "the" is preferable to "a" as those concerned are known. "Who is a better dancer" would mean you would be comparing one person with anything, with the implication that there is in fact no better dancer!02br 02br 00"He or the other person" is preferable; "he" is the subject.0-
0Hi, 02br 02br 00I think I sort of agree that the question "Who is a better dancer" would carry the implication that there is in fact no better dancer but cannot quite explain it (to others) or write the explanation down as to make sense to me or others. I would appreciate if you would explain it for me.02br 02br 00Is this right sentence since the underli