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HenryTsang Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Coming from (south)
Hello,
Can I say: "if you are driving from south, you can make a turn at the intersection".
Can I omit the definite article (I mean coming from the southern direction in general)?
Thank you.
Can I say: "if you are driving from south, you can make a turn at the intersection".
Can I omit the definite article (I mean coming from the southern direction in general)?
Thank you.
Top answer
No. Say if you are driving from the south, . .
- No.
- Say if you are driving from the south, .
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