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Vcolts Posted 12 years ago
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A. Change of American leadership meant changes in the US's position on the war.
B. The change of American leadership meant changes in the US's position on the war.
I am assuming that both sentences are correct.
Q: Is it academically acceptable to use the article "the" when it is the first time to mention the change of the leadership? Or should it strictly be without "the" when it is first introduced.
Thanks.
A. Change of American leadership meant changes in the US's position on the war.
B. The change of American leadership meant changes in the US's position on the war.
I am assuming that both sentences are correct.
Q: Is it academically acceptable to use the article "the" when it is the first time to mention the change of the leadership? Or should it strictly be without "the" when it is first introduced.
Thanks.
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A. A c hange of American leadership meant changes in the US's position on the war. B.
- A.
- A c hange of American leadership meant changes in the US's position on the war.
- B.
- The change of American leadership meant changes in the US's position on the war.
- I am assuming that both sentences are correct.
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A. A change of American leadership meant changes in the US's position on the war.
B. The change of American leadership meant changes in the US's position on the war.
I am assuming that both sentences are correct. No, see above edit.
Q: Is it academically acceptable to use the article "the" when i
B. The change of American leadership meant changes in the US's position on the war.
I am assuming that both sentences are correct. No, see above edit.
Q: Is it academically acceptable to use the article "the" when i
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A wikipedia page on WW II had such a usage. "Change of .... leadership..." I know wikipedia has various errors at times, but I figured it would be spot on with a page that is so important and widely used.
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