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Antonija Posted 15 years ago
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Hello,
can you please tell me which article should be used here? Thank you
I am not a very easily pleased person, especially when it comes to my mouth. I have seen a number of dentists, and they all wanted to crown all my teeth or sell me something I didn't need. Then a friend of mine recommended Dentistry XY and I met a dentist/ the dentist/ this dentist (who was different). He was different. He listened to me, and only recommended what I really needed. And, his work was the best. I am very happy to recommend him
can you please tell me which article should be used here? Thank you
I am not a very easily pleased person, especially when it comes to my mouth. I have seen a number of dentists, and they all wanted to crown all my teeth or sell me something I didn't need. Then a friend of mine recommended Dentistry XY and I met a dentist/ the dentist/ this dentist (who was different). He was different. He listened to me, and only recommended what I really needed. And, his work was the best. I am very happy to recommend him
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`crown all of my teeth` Don`t start a sentence with , `then` , if you can help it as it`s considered, `poor` English. Try, `Fortunately` ? As I`ve already said, `a dentist` is more appropriate.
- `crown all of my teeth` Don`t start a sentence with , `then` , if you can help it as it`s considered, `poor` English.
- Try, `Fortunately` ?
- As I`ve already said, `a dentist` is more appropriate.
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`crown all of my teeth`
Don`t start a sentence with , `then` , if you can help it as it`s considered, `poor` English.
Try, `Fortunately` ?
As I`ve already said, `a dentist` is more appropriate.
Don`t start a sentence with , `then` , if you can help it as it`s considered, `poor` English.
Try, `Fortunately` ?
As I`ve already said, `a dentist` is more appropriate.
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