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Guest Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Is "the" required ?
0 We had met at Twin meadows last weekend where Mark and Neal had a good time together. 02 br
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00 Should it be "the twin meadows" instead of just "Twin Meadows". Twin meadows is the name of a playground. 02 br
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00 Also, should it be "the last weekend" instead of just last weekend. 0-
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00 Should it be "the twin meadows" instead of just "Twin Meadows". Twin meadows is the name of a playground. 02 br
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00 Also, should it be "the last weekend" instead of just last weekend. 0-
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' 02 br 02 br 00 Looking at the whole sentence, but lacking a larger context, I think the 01 b 00 had 02 b 00 in 'had met' sounds a bit strange. 02 br 02 br 00 Would you be intending to write something like this: 02 br 02 br 00 We met last weekend at Twin Meadows where Mark and Neal had a good time together. 0-
- ' 02 br 02 br 00 Looking at the whole sentence, but lacking a larger context, I think the 01 b 00 had 02 b 00 in 'had met' sounds a bit strange.
- 02 br 02 br 00 Would you be intending to write something like this: 02 br 02 br 00 We met last weekend at Twin Meadows where Mark and Neal had a good time together.
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0 If the name of the playground is Twin Meadows, then 'the' would be inappropriate, unless you want to say, 'We had met at the Twin Meadows playground...' 02 br
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00 Looking at the whole sentence, but lacking a larger context, I think the 01 b 00 had 02 b 00 in 'had met' sounds a bit strange. 02 br
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00 Would you be intending to write so
02 br
00 Looking at the whole sentence, but lacking a larger context, I think the 01 b 00 had 02 b 00 in 'had met' sounds a bit strange. 02 br
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00 Would you be intending to write so
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