While I'm doing some exercises in a book (one of Cambridge publications) I got a question in which we have to rewrite a given sentence by using a given word.
The sentence
His main role is to assess how good the service is for customers.
The word need to added
quality
The answer
His main role is to assess the quality of service for/to customers.
However, my answer was the following sentence.
His main role is to assess the quality of the service for/to customers.
My question is why they removed "the" before service? Furthermore, because they have added "the" before "quality", does it imply that the service is the one that we have already told?
dileepa The answer His main role is to assess the quality of service for/to customers. Yes, I think that's fine. Your answer is completely correct, however.
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dileepaThe answer His main role is to assess the quality of service for/to customers.
Yes, I think that's fine. Your answer is completely correct, however.
dileepaMy question is why have they removed "the" before service?
I believe it was just an arbitrary choice. You can write