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Sarojwal Gunjan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Articles confusion
Hi,
on a website - usingenglish.com
these 2 sentences goes on like:
- I am against....(no article)...capital punishment.
- He never listens to ..(no article)..... classical music.
however,in other sentence, 'the' is used:
- I don't believe in ...the... death penalty for any crime.
I am not able to understand the difference between both sentences.
on a website - usingenglish.com
these 2 sentences goes on like:
- I am against....(no article)...capital punishment.
- He never listens to ..(no article)..... classical music.
however,in other sentence, 'the' is used:
- I don't believe in ...the... death penalty for any crime.
I am not able to understand the difference between both sentences.
Top answer
The first two are non-count nouns, but 'penalty' is countable.
- The first two are non-count nouns, but 'penalty' is countable.
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The first two are non-count nouns, but 'penalty' is countable.
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