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Sirithvagorien Posted 16 years ago
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He made a speech about freedom/the freedom
Hi all
I have a sentence that looks like this:
"He made a speech about freedom/the fredom"
Should I use the article (the) in front of "freedom"? Or is it supposed to be left out (like it is the case with the word "nature")?
I hope you can help!
I have a sentence that looks like this:
"He made a speech about freedom/the fredom"
Should I use the article (the) in front of "freedom"? Or is it supposed to be left out (like it is the case with the word "nature")?
I hope you can help!
Top answer
These are correct: He made a speech about freedom. He made a speech about the freedom of the Lithuanian peoples.
- These are correct: He made a speech about freedom.
- He made a speech about the freedom of the Lithuanian peoples.
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These are correct:
He made a speech about freedom.
He made a speech about the freedom of the Lithuanian peoples.
He made a speech about freedom.
He made a speech about the freedom of the Lithuanian peoples.
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