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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Question about "a concert"
"See that building over there? That's where went to a concert once. Remember"?
I can't understand why "a concert". Both of us have been to this concert. The rule: "if you know what you're talking about, use the". Is it because the concert is not memorable so not emphasized? Just some concert?
I can't understand why "a concert". Both of us have been to this concert. The rule: "if you know what you're talking about, use the". Is it because the concert is not memorable so not emphasized? Just some concert?
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Anonymous "See that building over there? That's where we went to a concert once. Is that what you meant to write?
- Anonymous "See that building over there?
- That's where we went to a concert once.
- Is that what you meant to write?
- Anonymous Just some concert?
- Yes, one of many that they went to, presumably.
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Anonymous"See that building over there? That's where we went to a concert once.Is that what you meant to write?
Anonymous Just some concert?Yes, one of many that they went to, presumably.
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Mister MicawberIs that what you meant to write?Yes! Sorry! I apologize! Worked 13 hours nonstop on my English studies, so I am very tired!
Mister MicawberYes, one of many that they went to, presumably.What if they went to only one together, but it was very forgettable and a long time ago. Not important enough to remember.
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AnonymousWhat if they went to only one together, but it was very forgettable and a long time ago. Not important enough to remember. "A" is okay too, yes?Yes.
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