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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Car
My mom is leasing a car for me. And I go:
"Don't do it for me, because I don't like that car."
OR
"Don't do it for me, because I don't like the car."
Are both good?
"Don't do it for me, because I don't like that car."
OR
"Don't do it for me, because I don't like the car."
Are both good?
Top answer
I think "that" is better because it shows more of which car you are talking. It's demonstrative. Personally, I would even choose "this".
- I think "that" is better because it shows more of which car you are talking.
- It's demonstrative.
- Personally, I would even choose "this".
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I think "that" is better because it shows more of which car you are talking. It's demonstrative.
Personally, I would even choose "this".
Personally, I would even choose "this".
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