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Natybrazil Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Nature
Hello!
I've learned that we don't use the definite article "the" before the word nature.
This morning I came across this sentence: "Do not throw trash in the nature".
Is it possible? Is it correct to drop the definite article in this sentence?
Thanks!
I've learned that we don't use the definite article "the" before the word nature.
This morning I came across this sentence: "Do not throw trash in the nature".
Is it possible? Is it correct to drop the definite article in this sentence?
Thanks!
Top answer
It is not possible, and the sentence has further problems. It should read, for instance: Do not dispose of trash outdoors .
- It is not possible, and the sentence has further problems.
- It should read, for instance: Do not dispose of trash outdoors .
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It is not possible, and the sentence has further problems. It should read, for instance:
Do not dispose of trash outdoors.
It is not possible, and the sentence has further problems. It should read, for instance:
Do not dispose of trash outdoors.
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