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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
article before adjective
I would like to know which one is correct between:
1. "During the summer time, meals are served in the shaded garden outside the restaurant, sheltered from noisy traffic"
2. "During the summer time, meals are served in the shaded garden outside the restaurant sheltered from THE noisy traffic"
thank you!
1. "During the summer time, meals are served in the shaded garden outside the restaurant, sheltered from noisy traffic"
2. "During the summer time, meals are served in the shaded garden outside the restaurant sheltered from THE noisy traffic"
thank you!
Top answer
Both are grammatical and acceptable. Personally, I would not use the article.
- Both are grammatical and acceptable.
- Personally, I would not use the article.
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Both are grammatical and acceptable.
Personally, I would not use the article.
Personally, I would not use the article.
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