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Yes, when a noun is preceded by an adjective: a/the beautiful woman or by an adverb-adjective combination: a/the well-thought-out plan a/the generally grotesque appearance We also use 'the' before adjectives functioning as plural nouns: the rich the poor
- Yes, when a noun is preceded by an adjective: a/the beautiful woman or by an adverb-adjective combination: a/the well-thought-out plan a/the generally grotesque appearance We also use 'the' before adjectives functioning as plural nouns: the rich the poor
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Yes, when a noun is preceded by an adjective:
a/the beautiful woman
or by an adverb-adjective combination:
a/the well-thought-out plan
a/the generally grotesque appearance
We also use 'the' before adjectives functioning as plural nouns:
the rich
the poor
a/the beautiful woman
or by an adverb-adjective combination:
a/the well-thought-out plan
a/the generally grotesque appearance
We also use 'the' before adjectives functioning as plural nouns:
the rich
the poor
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