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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
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We're about to be seated with some strangers. And I say:
Sure, lets share a table with them. Or
Sure, lets share the table with them.
Are both usable and native?
Thanks!
Sure, lets share a table with them. Or
Sure, lets share the table with them.
Are both usable and native?
Thanks!
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Yes, but ' let's '.
- Yes, but ' let's '.
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"the" table is a definite article. That is, you and your friiends know which table you are talking about.
"a" table is vague, as in, you and your friends could share any table in that restaurant.
"a" table is vague, as in, you and your friends could share any table in that restaurant.
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