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Jigneshbharati Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Definite article " the " in the series before nouns
Has India managed to surprise you?
Every time!
I have been coming to India for two years now so I feel desi already. There have been many surprises -- the rickshaws, the traffic, the great smells, the trees. Even the colour of the air is different in my country.
I read at Rediff.com.
Please explain to me the use of definite article before all the nouns starting from the rickshaws,.....the trees.
Thanks
Jignesh
Every time!
I have been coming to India for two years now so I feel desi already. There have been many surprises -- the rickshaws, the traffic, the great smells, the trees. Even the colour of the air is different in my country.
I read at Rediff.com.
Please explain to me the use of definite article before all the nouns starting from the rickshaws,.....the trees.
Thanks
Jignesh
Top answer
The writer is referring to the particular trees, traffic, smells, etc. that he encounters on his trips to India.
- The writer is referring to the particular trees, traffic, smells, etc.
- that he encounters on his trips to India.
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The writer is referring to the particular trees, traffic, smells, etc. that he encounters on his trips to India.
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