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Kunskapsskolan Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Help: do I use an article here or not?
In our learning portal, do we ask students to:
do "Exercise: Story Time".
or
do the "Exercise: Story Time"?
We're not sure if we really have to use a definite article here or not.
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Given the way you've punctuated it, "the" is not correct. These are correct: do "Exercise: Story Time" do the exercise "Story Time" The second one seems preferable to me.
- Given the way you've punctuated it, "the" is not correct.
- These are correct: do "Exercise: Story Time" do the exercise "Story Time" The second one seems preferable to me.
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Given the way you've punctuated it, "the" is not correct. These are correct:
do "Exercise: Story Time"
do the exercise "Story Time"
The second one seems preferable to me.
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