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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Article: kitchen/restroom
Hi,
1. a) It's no fun to clean a restroom.
1. b) It's no fun to clean the restroom.
2. a) This product is to be used in a kitchen.
2. b) This product is to be used in the kitchen.
Either article is correct in these examples, right? "A" implies any kitchen/restroom, "b" implies the one that's there (for example, in your home).
1. a) It's no fun to clean a restroom.
1. b) It's no fun to clean the restroom.
2. a) This product is to be used in a kitchen.
2. b) This product is to be used in the kitchen.
Either article is correct in these examples, right? "A" implies any kitchen/restroom, "b" implies the one that's there (for example, in your home).
Top answer
Yes, they are all correct.
- Yes, they are all correct.
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