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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Drew the picture or a picture of a cat?
Hi. Please help. Which is correct?
He drew a picture of a cat (or the picture of a cat) on the board.
He drew a picture of a cat (or the picture of a cat) on the board.
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Any variation can be OK. Context dictates whether you use the definite or indefinite article: Do you see that picture of a cat on the board? He drew the picture of a cat on the board.
- Any variation can be OK.
- Context dictates whether you use the definite or indefinite article: Do you see that picture of a cat on the board?
- He drew the picture of a cat on the board.
- What did he do today?
- He drew a picture of a cat on the board.
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Any variation can be OK. Context dictates whether you use the definite or indefinite article:
Do you see that picture of a cat on the board?
He drew the picture of a cat on the board.
What did he do today?
He drew a picture of a cat on the board.
Do you see the cat sleeping on the chair?
He drew a picture o
Do you see that picture of a cat on the board?
He drew the picture of a cat on the board.
What did he do today?
He drew a picture of a cat on the board.
Do you see the cat sleeping on the chair?
He drew a picture o
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costed does not not exist. it is irregular very. Same as Cut. we cant say. cutted or putted. Refer your english grammer book for more details.
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