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Chariot Posted 19 years ago
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history
1 font 00 Volkswagen a history 02 font 00 this is the title of a short article. "Volkswagen " is in big print, "a history" is in small print. 02 br
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00 My question is: when "a history" is used, the article will not be short and it is a brief history. Am I right? 02 br
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00 If a book presents detailed history of a period of time, a country, or an organisation, will "the" be used? Is there any difference between "history of..." and "the history of..."? thanks. 0-
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00 My question is: when "a history" is used, the article will not be short and it is a brief history. Am I right? 02 br
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00 If a book presents detailed history of a period of time, a country, or an organisation, will "the" be used? Is there any difference between "history of..." and "the history of..."? thanks. 0-
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0 There is no way to judge the length or nature of the history from this title. 0-
- 0 There is no way to judge the length or nature of the history from this title.
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0 There is no way to judge the length or nature of the history from this title. Titles, like headlines, often omit small structural words. 0-
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