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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Question about article before uncountable noun
Hi, in this sentence:
"I couldn't sleep due to noise that came from the street."
I did not include the definite article before noise. Is this correct? I think it is. I think it's like saying "some noise".
I also think that the presence of the article in this example would be correct as well:
"I couldn't sleep due to the noise that came from the street."
"I couldn't sleep due to noise that came from the street."
I did not include the definite article before noise. Is this correct? I think it is. I think it's like saying "some noise".
I also think that the presence of the article in this example would be correct as well:
"I couldn't sleep due to the noise that came from the street."
Top answer
It's OK with or without 'the'. I think that most native speakers would say 'because of' rather than 'due to'.
- It's OK with or without 'the'.
- I think that most native speakers would say 'because of' rather than 'due to'.
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It's OK with or without 'the'. I think that most native speakers would say 'because of' rather than 'due to'.
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fivejedjonIt's OK with or without 'the'. I think that most native speakers would say 'because of' rather than 'due to'.Thank you very much! I appreciate your answer.
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