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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
A/the definite article
Hi.
1. Don't forget to put a definite article before the noun.
2. Don't forget to put the definite article before the noun.
My English friend doesn't see a difference between the two and says either is correct. Can that be? If not, which is correct? Thank you.
1. Don't forget to put a definite article before the noun.
2. Don't forget to put the definite article before the noun.
My English friend doesn't see a difference between the two and says either is correct. Can that be? If not, which is correct? Thank you.
Top answer
Since there is only one definite article in English, both sentences are fine.
- Since there is only one definite article in English, both sentences are fine.
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Since there is only one definite article in English, both sentences are fine.
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