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Makiasan Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
I don't have (the) time for exercise.
I don't have (the) time for exercise.
Do you say "the" in this sentence? If so, are there any differences with or without "the"?
Thank you.
Do you say "the" in this sentence? If so, are there any differences with or without "the"?
Thank you.
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This sentence is the same with or without "the". It can be said either way. Sometimes, using "the" can change the meaning of a noun, but, in this case, it doesn't have a different meaning.
- This sentence is the same with or without "the".
- It can be said either way.
- Sometimes, using "the" can change the meaning of a noun, but, in this case, it doesn't have a different meaning.
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This sentence is the same with or without "the". It can be said either way.
Sometimes, using "the" can change the meaning of a noun, but, in this case, it doesn't have a different meaning.
Sometimes, using "the" can change the meaning of a noun, but, in this case, it doesn't have a different meaning.
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