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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Hello,
Some time ago, I came across a sentence "He's lost the use of his legs".
Do I need the definite article in the sentence below or maybe the indefinite one?
"After the accident, the boy has the/a incomplete use of his legs."
Thank You
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" It is not a natural sentence. After the accident, the boy's legs were paralyzed. After the accident, the boy lost the use of his legs.
- " It is not a natural sentence.
- After the accident, the boy's legs were paralyzed.
- After the accident, the boy lost the use of his legs.
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anonymous"After the accident, the boy has the/a incomplete use of his legs."
It is not a natural sentence.
After the accident, the boy's legs were paralyzed.
After the accident, the boy lost the use of his legs.
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