A/The heavy box that is in the garage
Please tell me if my understanding is correct.
Situation: I am asking Mr. XX to help me.
I say, “Please carry out a heavy box that is in the garage.” = He did not know that the existence of the heavy box in the garage, but now he knows the existence of it from my words. I am asking Mr. XX to carry out the heavy box. There may be or may not be other heavy boxes anywhere else, but I am no focusing on other boxes, if any.
I say, “Please carry out the heavy box that is in the garage.” = Mr. XX already knows the existence of the heavy box in the garage. I am asking Mr. XX to carry out the heavy box.
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” = He did not know that the existence of the heavy box in the garage, but now he knows the existence of it from my words. I am asking Mr. XX to carry out the heavy box.
- ” = He did not know that the existence of the heavy box in the garage, but now he knows the existence of it from my words.
- I am asking Mr.
- XX to carry out the heavy box.
- There may be or may not be other heavy boxes anywhere else, but I am no focusing on other boxes, if any.
- OK.
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I say, “Please carry out a heavy box that is in the garage.” = He did not know that the existence of the heavy box in the garage, but now he knows the existence of it from my words. I am asking Mr. XX to carry out the heavy box. There may be or may not be other heavy boxes anywhere else, but I am no focusing on other boxes, if any. OK. There may be more than one heavy box in the garage.
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