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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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The Rockies are the spectluar moutains.
The Rockies is the spectular mountains.
Are they OK?
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The Rockies is the spectular mountains.
Are they OK?
Thank You
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spectacular The Rockies are spectacular mountains. the can be used only with more context providing specificity, say: The Rockies are the spectacular mountains which we see right now from the train. or with superlatives: The Rockies are the most spectacular mountains I can remember.
- spectacular The Rockies are spectacular mountains.
- the can be used only with more context providing specificity, say: The Rockies are the spectacular mountains which we see right now from the train.
- or with superlatives: The Rockies are the most spectacular mountains I can remember.
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spectacular
The Rockies are spectacular mountains.
the can be used only with more context providing specificity, say:
The Rockies are the spectacular mountains which we see right now from the train.
or with superlatives:
The Rockies
The Rockies are spectacular mountains.
the can be used only with more context providing specificity, say:
The Rockies are the spectacular mountains which we see right now from the train.
or with superlatives:
The Rockies
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