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Michelle Cha Posted 10 years ago
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If he does not have a car at all, he has to ....
"If he does not have a car at all, he has to use a public transportation"
Doe the above sentence sound natural and grammatical?
Doe the above sentence sound natural and grammatical?
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Transportation is a mass noun; do not use an article. This is more natural: If he doesn't have a car, he'll have to use public transportation.
- Transportation is a mass noun; do not use an article.
- This is more natural: If he doesn't have a car, he'll have to use public transportation.
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Transportation is a mass noun; do not use an article.
This is more natural:
If he doesn't have a car, he'll have to use public transportation.
This is more natural:
If he doesn't have a car, he'll have to use public transportation.
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