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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
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Does this sentence need an article?
0 If Christmas falls on (a) Sunday, ... 02 br
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0 I think I got it. 02 br
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00 With an article, it means the day before or after today. For example, 02 br
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00 We will find you on Sunday to go out sailing. => means coming Sunday? 02 br
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00 We will find you on a Sunday to go out sailing. => means any Sunday in the future. 02 br
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00 We will find you on Sunday to go out sailing. => means coming Sunday? 02 br
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00 We will find you on a Sunday to go out sailing. => means any Sunday in the future. 02 br
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0 Yes, you've pretty much got it. But it could be any Sunday in the past as well. It can mean "any" Sunday, not the one we just had or the one coming up. 0-
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