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Magda Posted 19 years ago
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0 I've got another question concering the definite article. What about this sentence? Do I need "the" before "camp"? 02 br
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0 If you mention the name of the camp, you have to drop the definite article and capitalize the initial letter in “camp”: 02 br
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00 In May 1962 he 01 b 00 returned to Camp 02 b 00 Pendleton as Sergeant Major of the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion. 02 br
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01 cite 10 Muayad Jajo 12 cite 10 If you mention the name of the camp, you have to drop the definite article and capitalize the initial letter in “camp”: 12 br
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10 In May 1962 he 11 b 10 returned to Camp 12 b 10 Pendleton as Sergeant Major of the 1st Reconnaissance Ba
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0 I think you can use it like "home." She returned home - the soldier returned to camp. Or The soldier returned to base. Etc. 0-
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