Print it, or just print
Hello,
Would you let me know why Google Translate keeps deleting the article in the following sentence?
When I type "Print it and try it at home" [a recipe], Google rewrites to "Print and try at home".
Is it right? If so, how come?
Anyway, is it wrong to write "print it and try it at home"? And can I write "print and try it at home"?
Thanks!
Top answer
I can't quite see where Google Translate comes into this, but "Print it and try it at home" is fine. Print and try it at home" is also OK. You talk about deleting an "article", but "it" is not an article.
- I can't quite see where Google Translate comes into this, but "Print it and try it at home" is fine.
- Print and try it at home" is also OK.
- You talk about deleting an "article", but "it" is not an article.
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I can't quite see where Google Translate comes into this, but "Print it and try it at home" is fine. Print and try it at home" is also OK.
You talk about deleting an "article", but "it" is not an article.
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