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Bassa Posted 15 years ago
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Do we put (the) before bushes or not in this question in American English Language?

Do you want to see me falling on bushes?

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bassa Do you want to see me falling on bushes? It depends whether the listener is going to know which bushes you're talking about. If so, use the ; otherwise, don't.

— CalifJim

  • bassa Do you want to see me falling on bushes?
  • It depends whether the listener is going to know which bushes you're talking about.
  • If so, use the ; otherwise, don't.
  • That's quite a peculiar thing to say either way.
  • CJ
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bassaDo you want to see me falling on bushes?
It depends whether the listener is going to know which bushes you're talking about. If so, use the; otherwise, don't.

That's quite a peculiar thing to say either way.

CJ
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