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Can you tell me if the two phrases below hold the same meaning? Do we use them interchangeably?
Could you explain to me these nuances.
1. a record of past performance
2. a record of a past performance
Could you explain to me these nuances.
1. a record of past performance
2. a record of a past performance
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1. a record of past performance How your results have been in general 2. a record of a past performance How you performed on a specific occasion
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- a record of past performance How your results have been in general 2.
- a record of a past performance How you performed on a specific occasion
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1. a record of past performance How your results have been in general
2. a record of a past performance How you performed on a specific occasion
2. a record of a past performance How you performed on a specific occasion
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Hi Marius,
I have thought that if we speak of a specific occasion we use the article. So, my question is what is the difference between
1. a record of past performance
2. a record of a past performance
3. a record of the past performance
Thank you
I have thought that if we speak of a specific occasion we use the article. So, my question is what is the difference between
1. a record of past performance
2. a record of a past performance
3. a record of the past performance
Thank you
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