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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Outside the town
A: Look at all those dead fish! What do you think happened?
B: Well, there's a factory outside town that's pumping chemicals into the river.
I don't see why isn't here a determiner before the 'town'? Please anybody who knows the answer tell me.
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'Town' is usually used without an article especially if the speaker refers to his home town. He is not in town. He'll come back to town next week.
- 'Town' is usually used without an article especially if the speaker refers to his home town.
- He is not in town.
- He'll come back to town next week.
- CB
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'Town' is usually used without an article especially if the speaker refers to his home town.
He is not in town.
He'll come back to town next week.
CB
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