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Olga22 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

A/the difference?

Can I use the word difference without any articles? For example:

  • There is difference between life in the USA and England
  • Is there difference between life in the USA and England.
  • Difference between life in the USA and England is not big.

Or I shoud a/the in all the sentences?

By the way, should I add the definite article before the word life in all the above written sentences?


Thanks in advance!

  

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olga22 Can I use the word difference without any articles? No, but you can use other determiners or quantifiers. There's no difference.

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  • olga22 Can I use the word difference without any articles?
  • No, but you can use other determiners or quantifiers.
  • There's no difference.
  • Is there any difference?
  • There was little difference between them.
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olga22Can I use the word difference without any articles?

No, but you can use other determiners or quantifiers.

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There's no difference.
Is there any difference?
There was little difference between them.
You can see some difference here.

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olga22By the way, should I add the definite article before the word life in all the above written sentences above?

No.

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