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Ansonguy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Class vs the class

I am going to make up two simple sentences.

(1) Class will resume in two months.

(2) The class will resume in two months.


(A) Does the addition of the definite article in (2) change the meaning of (1) without it?

(B) Is it grammatically wrong to use the definite article?

Please answer my questions. Thanks a lot.

  

Top answer

(A) Does the addition of the definite article in (2) change the meaning of (1) without it? Not as presented, no. Class is the class.

— Mister Micawber

  • (A) Does the addition of the definite article in (2) change the meaning of (1) without it?
  • Not as presented, no.
  • Class is the class.
  • ansonguy B) Is it grammatically wrong to use the definite article?
  • No, not at all.
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ansonguy(1) Class will resume in two months.(2) The class will resume in two months.(A) Does the addition of the definite article in (2) change the meaning of (1) without it?

Not as presented, no. Class is the class.

ansonguyB) Is it grammatically wrong to use the definite article?

No, not at all.

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