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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Article with sidewalk
Hi teachers
1. Don't spit when walking on a/the sidewalk.
2. I am going to teach you how to behave when you're walking on a/the sidewalk.
Either is correct to be for the usage, right? The difference is: 'a sidewalk' is one of many in the city, does not matter which one. 'the sidewalk' is that part of the city where people walk. Is that correct?
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anonymous Either is correct to be for the usage, right? No—and I have already answered your previous question about 'a/the sidewalk'. Do not double-post.
- anonymous Either is correct to be for the usage, right?
- No—and I have already answered your previous question about 'a/the sidewalk'.
- Do not double-post.
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anonymousEither is correct to be for the usage, right?
No—and I have already answered your previous question about 'a/the sidewalk'. Do not double-post.
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