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DVenus21 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Article before adjective and noun
Should I use article in phrase like this:
try to hit (an/the ?) orange ball
Thanks in advance, my native language doesn't have articles at all, so it's a bit confusing
try to hit (an/the ?) orange ball
Thanks in advance, my native language doesn't have articles at all, so it's a bit confusing
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com Yes, you must always use an article in such sentences. Use ' the' for a specific orange ball, and ' an' for any orange ball. Bill J
- com Yes, you must always use an article in such sentences.
- Use ' the' for a specific orange ball, and ' an' for any orange ball.
- Bill J
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DVenus21
Should I use article in phrase like this:
try to hit (an/the ?) orange ball
Thanks in advance, my native language doesn't have articles at all, so it's a bit confusing
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Yes, you must always use an article in such sentences. Use 'the' for a specific orange ball, and '
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