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Hortens Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Article with wedding ceremony
Hi Teachers,
"Jack and I have just got engaged;
(i) We now need to schedule a wedding ceremony."
(i) We now need to schedule the wedding ceremony."
Is either correct? From one point of view "a" seems correct. From another there is only one wedding ceremony in this context. I think I am moving emphasis by choosing either "a" or "the", but I can use both, no?
"Jack and I have just got engaged;
(i) We now need to schedule a wedding ceremony."
(i) We now need to schedule the wedding ceremony."
Is either correct? From one point of view "a" seems correct. From another there is only one wedding ceremony in this context. I think I am moving emphasis by choosing either "a" or "the", but I can use both, no?
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Hi, Hortens. Welcome to EnglishForward. Yes, you can use either one.
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- Yes, you can use either one.
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Hi, Hortens. Welcome to EnglishForward.
Yes, you can use either one.
Yes, you can use either one.
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Blue JayHi, Hortens. Welcome to EnglishForward. Yes, you can use either one.Thank you, Blue Jay! Thank you for welcoming me and for your response.
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