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Kozarrat Posted 15 years ago
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Multiple "the" use

What is the correct use in the following sentence:

For Class A and Class B weight coatings, zinc can be applied by either the hot-dip or (the) electrolyte process.

Is a single "the" before the first item of a list sufficient, or do I need a "the" before every item?
  

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kozarrat What is the correct use in the following sentence: For Class A and Class B weight coatings, zinc can be applied by either the hot-dip or (the) electrolyte process. Is a single "the" before the first item of a list sufficient, or do I need a "the" before every item? Hi Kozarrat; Welcome to the Forums.

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kozarratWhat is the correct use in the following sentence:
For Class A and Class B weight coatings, zinc can be applied by either the hot-dip or (the) electrolyte process. Is a single "the" before the first item of a list sufficient, or do I need a "the" before every item?

Hi Kozarrat;
Welcome to the Forums.

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