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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Befuddled

1. Can I use the following articles in the spot indicated? a, the, and no article

They would need ____ proof of having completed the session.

2. I think the possessive "my" can be used for both versions of the word "language." If that is right, how would you know which one this sentence is referring to. I got this sentence from a post.

I too must apologize for my language.

How do you know which one the underlined part is referring to? written language or the English language?
  

Top answer

1. I think you can have all of the: a, the, and no article a: any proof of having completed the session the: the specific proof of having completed the session no article: is similar to a here 2. I too must apologize for my language .

— Marius Hancu

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  • I think you can have all of the: a, the, and no article a: any proof of having completed the session the: the specific proof of having completed the session no article: is similar to a here 2.
  • I too must apologize for my language .
  • ] If you used bad words, etc ....
  • I too must apologize for my English .
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I think you can have all of the:
a, the, and no article
a: any proof of having completed the session
the: the specific proof of having completed the session
no article: is similar to a here

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I too must apologize for my language
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