Definite / Indefinite article
Here two sentences:
A poem that I like
The poem that I like
What I don’t understand how this could be “A poem that I like”?
Is this a poem that I haven't seen yet, but I liked it already?
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apkemu Here two sentences: They are phrases, not sentences. apkemu What I don’t understand how this could be “A poem that I like”? Is this a poem that I haven't seen yet, but I liked it already?
- apkemu Here two sentences: They are phrases, not sentences.
- apkemu What I don’t understand how this could be “A poem that I like”?
- Is this a poem that I haven't seen yet, but I liked it already?
- It took me a minute to see what you mean.
- "A" means a lot of different things depending on context.
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apkemuHere two sentences:
They are phrases, not sentences.
apkemuWhat I don’t understand how this could be “A poem that I like”? Is this a poem that I haven't seen yet, but I liked it already?
It took me a minute to see what you mean. "A" means a lot of different things depending on context. The poem that you like
0They are not sentences as there is no main clause.
This is a poem that I like.
The sentence suggests that you like many poems and you are referring to one of them. You could also say This is one of the poems that I like.
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