Can I use 'the' when I am talking about specific words?
Hello Everyone!
This is my first time that I am asking a question here. I always get confused while using the article 'the'
Here is my question:
Adjectives are the words that modify nouns or pronouns.
In the above-mentioned sentence is it correct to use 'the' before words as there are many words in English, but here I am talking about only those words that modify nouns and pronouns.
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anonymous In the above-mentioned sentence is it correct to use 'the' before words as there are many words in English, but here I am talking about only those words that modify nouns and pronouns. No, not really. Though it is grammatically OK, it is not the native choice.
- anonymous In the above-mentioned sentence is it correct to use 'the' before words as there are many words in English, but here I am talking about only those words that modify nouns and pronouns.
- No, not really.
- Though it is grammatically OK, it is not the native choice.
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anonymousIn the above-mentioned sentence is it correct to use 'the' before words as there are many words in English, but here I am talking about only those words that modify nouns and pronouns.
No, not really. Though it is grammatically OK, it is not the native choice.
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