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Marold Posted 12 years ago
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Could anyone enlighten me about the correct articles for the cases mentioned below?
When talking about tenses, what articles should I use in front of "past tense, present tense, etc..."? (or should I leave out the articles?)
When talking about the definite and indefinite article, should I use "the" or "an/a" or no article at all?
Thanks a lot for your opinions.
When talking about tenses, what articles should I use in front of "past tense, present tense, etc..."? (or should I leave out the articles?)
When talking about the definite and indefinite article, should I use "the" or "an/a" or no article at all?
Thanks a lot for your opinions.
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Usually it would be "the past tense", "the present tense", etc. Also, usually "the definite article" and "the indefinite article".
- Usually it would be "the past tense", "the present tense", etc.
- Also, usually "the definite article" and "the indefinite article".
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Usually it would be "the past tense", "the present tense", etc.
Also, usually "the definite article" and "the indefinite article".
Also, usually "the definite article" and "the indefinite article".
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