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Hotmale Posted 13 years ago
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A/The week's supply of
Hello,
Can you please advise me what article is needed in this sentence?
"The street market in my neighbourhood is where I buy a week's supply of fruit and vegetables."
Should it be "a week's supply" or "the week's supply"?
Thank you
Can you please advise me what article is needed in this sentence?
"The street market in my neighbourhood is where I buy a week's supply of fruit and vegetables."
Should it be "a week's supply" or "the week's supply"?
Thank you
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Either is fine. It sounds like this is a regular activity, so I would interpret it to mean the supply for the week. So, the week's supply.
- Either is fine.
- It sounds like this is a regular activity, so I would interpret it to mean the supply for the week.
- So, the week's supply.
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Either is fine. It sounds like this is a regular activity, so I would interpret it to mean the supply for the week. So, the week's supply.
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