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AndyOrban Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Article usage
Hi,
Articles, articles . . .
Talking about an investment fund:
(A)
Performance has been strong.
The performance has been strong.
(B)
The fund has shown remarkable performance.
The fund has shown a remarkable performance.
My English 'consultant' says that in both cases, the article is optional and both 'performance/the performance' and 'remarkable performance' and 'a remarkable performance' are correct. It's just a matter of style.
Yes?
Thank you.
Andy
Articles, articles . . .
Talking about an investment fund:
(A)
Performance has been strong.
The performance has been strong.
(B)
The fund has shown remarkable performance.
The fund has shown a remarkable performance.
My English 'consultant' says that in both cases, the article is optional and both 'performance/the performance' and 'remarkable performance' and 'a remarkable performance' are correct. It's just a matter of style.
Yes?
Thank you.
Andy
Top answer
Yes. I see no difference.
- Yes.
- I see no difference.
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