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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Hello, I'm Svetlana.
I have a question. Can we say "Where is a book?" Or only "Where is the book" is correct? Does any rule exist that only the can be used in Where-questions of such type?
I have a question. Can we say "Where is a book?" Or only "Where is the book" is correct? Does any rule exist that only the can be used in Where-questions of such type?
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" Yes, but that's if, for some reason, you need a book, any book, you don't care which book it is — maybe just as a weight to hold down some papers, maybe just to use in crushing some insect. ", or "I need a book or something as heavy as a book". Anonymous Or is only "Where is the book" is correct?
- " Yes, but that's if, for some reason, you need a book, any book, you don't care which book it is — maybe just as a weight to hold down some papers, maybe just to use in crushing some insect.
- ", or "I need a book or something as heavy as a book".
- Anonymous Or is only "Where is the book" is correct?
- No, as discussed above.
- Where is the book?
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AnonymousCan we say "Where is a book?"Yes, but that's if, for some reason, you need a book, any book, you don't care which book it is — maybe just as a weight to hold down some papers, maybe just to use in crushing some insect.
Also, "Where is there a book?", "Where can I find a book?", or "I need a book or something as heavy as a book".
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