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Tomer Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Can you say..

Hello,

"My phone memorycard went full in the middle of the recording"

and
"I recorded it with my phone, so the quality is not the best you can get"

Thank you
  

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I'd say: "My phone's memorycard went full in the middle of recording" (note, I have omitted "the"). The other sentence is ok. EDIT: Explanation: I omitted the definite article before "recording" because this word this word refers to the process of recording in general.

— Ant_222

  • I'd say: "My phone's memorycard went full in the middle of recording" (note, I have omitted "the").
  • The other sentence is ok.
  • EDIT: Explanation: I omitted the definite article before "recording" because this word this word refers to the process of recording in general.
  • You may argue that it means that particular process of recording which you mentioned.
  • Well, no exactly.
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I'd say: "My phone's memorycard went full in the middle of recording" (note, I have omitted "the").

The other sentence is ok.

EDIT:
Explanation: I omitted the definite article before "recording" because this word this word refers to the process of recording in general.

You may argue that it means that particular process of recording which you mentioned.

Wel
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TomerHello,

"My phone memorycard went full in the middle of the recording"

and
"I recorded it with my phone, so the quality is not the best you can get"

Thank you
My phone card filled up/ was full in the middle of recording.
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