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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"North America" and "the North American".
What the difference between "North America" and "the North American". Can I use the them interchangeably?
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No, you cannot. "North America" = the name of a continental land mass. "the North American" = a specific person living on that continent.
- No, you cannot.
- "North America" = the name of a continental land mass.
- "the North American" = a specific person living on that continent.
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No, you cannot.
"North America" = the name of a continental land mass.
"the North American" = a specific person living on that continent.
"North America" = the name of a continental land mass.
"the North American" = a specific person living on that continent.
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