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Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
McDonald's
A: Are you hungry?
B: I'm ravenous. I'm so hungry that I can eat a horse.
A: That hungry?
B: Yeah. I think I'll go to a McDonald's.
Why use an indefinite article before McDonald's?
B: I'm ravenous. I'm so hungry that I can eat a horse.
A: That hungry?
B: Yeah. I think I'll go to a McDonald's.
Why use an indefinite article before McDonald's?
Top answer
Bcoz there are many McDonald's and so it takes an indefinite article.
- Bcoz there are many McDonald's and so it takes an indefinite article.
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Bcoz there are many McDonald's and so it takes an indefinite article.
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TeoThey are almost as numerous as Starbucks, so one has a choice as to which to
A: Are you hungry?
B: I'm ravenous. I'm so hungry that I can eat a horse.
A: That hungry?
B: Yeah. I think I'll go to a McDonald's.
Why use an indefinite article before McDonald's?
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Marius HancuThe meaning is:Hi Marius
I think I'll go to one of the McDonald's.
This is an interesting point of grammar. The s in McDonald's is a genitive s, not a plural s. I'm not a native speaker and I would like to know if Canadians/Americans really s
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