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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Flying his / the kite
Can I say,
He is flying the kite.
He is flying his kite in the field.
He is flying the kite.
He is flying his kite in the field.
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Both are fine. However, in the first sentence, I would replace the with a unless a specific kite has already been mentioned.
- Both are fine.
- However, in the first sentence, I would replace the with a unless a specific kite has already been mentioned.
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Both are fine. However, in the first sentence, I would replace the with a unless a specific kite has already been mentioned.
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