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Snuppelina Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Definite article

Hi everyone!


Do I need a definite article in this type of sentences:

At the end of October 2017, the first experiment was launched.


This is a general sentence, without really saying anything about this first experiment. This sentence goes prior to the description of other things that were accomplished in 2017.

I think it's not needed. What do native speakers think? Does the article sound weird to your ear?


Thanks

  

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Can't edit the post for some reason. I mean this sentence is written after the description of other accomplishments.

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  • Can't edit the post for some reason.
  • I mean this sentence is written after the description of other accomplishments.
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Can't edit the post for some reason.

I mean this sentence is written after the description of other accomplishments.

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There are two definite articles, and they are both necessary.

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