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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
English articles
Hi, please help. Thank you for your help in advance.
1. What is the difference? I am not sure sentence b makes sense or not, but I am focusing on the proper use of the article.
a) He has a/the attitude of doing his best in everything he does.
b) The word "quiet" expresses an/the attitude of composure.
2. Could they be without the definite articles in the places indicated?
a) Soon they realized they were lies, far from the truth.
b) He thinks I should associate with those who speak the truth.
1. What is the difference? I am not sure sentence b makes sense or not, but I am focusing on the proper use of the article.
a) He has a/the attitude of doing his best in everything he does.
b) The word "quiet" expresses an/the attitude of composure.
2. Could they be without the definite articles in the places indicated?
a) Soon they realized they were lies, far from the truth.
b) He thinks I should associate with those who speak the truth.
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Anonymous 1. What is the difference? I am not sure sentence b makes sense or not, but I am focusing on the proper use of the article.
- Anonymous 1.
- What is the difference?
- I am not sure sentence b makes sense or not, but I am focusing on the proper use of the article.
- a) He has an /the attitude of doing his best in everything he does.
- b) The word "quiet" expresses an/the attitude of composure.
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Anonymous1. What is the difference? I am not sure sentence b makes sense or not, but I am focusing on the proper use of the article. a) He has an/the attitude of doing his best in everything he does. b) The word "quiet" expresses an/the attitude of composure.There is no difference in meaning. The first is not very natural with either article.
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