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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Can I use this phrase?
Hi,
1. Can I use the following phrase and sentence?
too much of a good thing
How much of a big event is it?
2. Is the underlined phrase right? Does it need an article before Japanese? Mustn't put any article before words like Japanese or Chinese?
Hyundai surpassed (the???) Japanese rival Nissan
1. Can I use the following phrase and sentence?
too much of a good thing
How much of a big event is it?
2. Is the underlined phrase right? Does it need an article before Japanese? Mustn't put any article before words like Japanese or Chinese?
Hyundai surpassed (the???) Japanese rival Nissan
Top answer
) Japanese rival Nissan Drop the brackets and the question marks, otherwise correct. you need the definite article. " I have never heard it
- ) Japanese rival Nissan Drop the brackets and the question marks, otherwise correct.
- you need the definite article.
- " I have never heard it
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Hyundai surpassed (the???) Japanese rival Nissan
Drop the brackets and the question marks, otherwise correct.
you need the definite article.
the Japanese rival: Nissan (there is only one rival company called Nissan)
"too much of a good thing" OK
"How much of a big event is it?" I have never heard it
Drop the brackets and the question marks, otherwise correct.
you need the definite article.
the Japanese rival: Nissan (there is only one rival company called Nissan)
"too much of a good thing" OK
"How much of a big event is it?" I have never heard it
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