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Cute572 Posted 18 years ago
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Above the window, a long rod holds the lengthy curtain from the upper edge of the window.
I am mentioning this curtain for the first time but could it be taken as specific curtain as its not any curtain but The which hang from my window.
Please suggest me and tell me appropriate article
Thanks!
I am mentioning this curtain for the first time but could it be taken as specific curtain as its not any curtain but The which hang from my window.
Please suggest me and tell me appropriate article
Thanks!
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"The" is fine. However, you do not need to repeat the fact that the rod is above the window: I would phrase this as: The long curtain hangs from a rod above the top of the window.
- "The" is fine.
- However, you do not need to repeat the fact that the rod is above the window: I would phrase this as: The long curtain hangs from a rod above the top of the window.
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"The" is fine. However, you do not need to repeat the fact that the rod is above the window:
I would phrase this as: The long curtain hangs from a rod above the top of the window.
I would phrase this as: The long curtain hangs from a rod above the top of the window.
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Thanks Feebs!
Well i want to start with the window as i was discussing it in previous sentences. Can I rearranged it like:
Above the top of the window, a long rod holds [hangs i have been used in other sentence] the lengthy curtain.
Is that will be ok ?
Thanks !
Well i want to start with the window as i was discussing it in previous sentences. Can I rearranged it like:
Above the top of the window, a long rod holds [hangs i have been used in other sentence] the lengthy curtain.
Is that will be ok ?
Thanks !
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