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Sunny123 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
In front of the
What's the difference between the following two phrases?
in front of the
and
in the front of the
?
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"in front of the X" means outside X, next to what is considered to be its "front". "in the front of the X" means inside X, in the part considered to be its "front".
- "in front of the X" means outside X, next to what is considered to be its "front".
- "in the front of the X" means inside X, in the part considered to be its "front".
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"in front of the X" means outside X, next to what is considered to be its "front".
"in the front of the X" means inside X, in the part considered to be its "front".
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