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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Putting the article correct?
Hi. Please help me with these.
1. I don't think we can put an article, both definite and indefinite, in front of the word "both."
Two people on the both sides must exchange seats.
2. I think I saw the indefinite article before the word "particularization." Could we use the phrase like the one below?
a particularization of belief
1. I don't think we can put an article, both definite and indefinite, in front of the word "both."
Two people on the both sides must exchange seats.
2. I think I saw the indefinite article before the word "particularization." Could we use the phrase like the one below?
a particularization of belief
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1. -- That's right: no article before 'both'. '.
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- -- That's right: no article before 'both'.
- '.
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- " Could we use the phrase like the one below?
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1. I don't think we can put an article, both definite and indefinite, in front of the word "both." Two people on both sides must exchange seats.--That's right: no article before 'both'. But I think we would say 'each'-- 'two people on each side....'.
2. I think I saw the indefinite article before the word "particularization." Could we use the phrase like the one below?
2. I think I saw the indefinite article before the word "particularization." Could we use the phrase like the one below?
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