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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Need "thes" here or can they be without
Hi,
Please kndly correct the following:
1) Do I have to put "the" here?
a) in the two places indicated
b) Yesterday, I went to a funeral; there, (the) men ate on (the) one side and (the) women on the other.
2) And here,
Your explanatory note will be welcomed.
Here, "welcomed" or "welcome"?
Please kndly correct the following:
1) Do I have to put "the" here?
a) in the two places indicated
b) Yesterday, I went to a funeral; there, (the) men ate on (the) one side and (the) women on the other.
2) And here,
Your explanatory note will be welcomed.
Here, "welcomed" or "welcome"?
Top answer
Hello a) yes b) the men ate on one side and the women on the other (although it reads quite well with no 'the's' but this sentence sounds better) Your explanatory note would be welcomed.
- Hello a) yes b) the men ate on one side and the women on the other (although it reads quite well with no 'the's' but this sentence sounds better) Your explanatory note would be welcomed.
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Hello
a) yes
b) the men ate on one side and the women on the other (although it reads quite well with no 'the's' but this sentence sounds better)
Your explanatory note would be welcomed.
a) yes
b) the men ate on one side and the women on the other (although it reads quite well with no 'the's' but this sentence sounds better)
Your explanatory note would be welcomed.
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