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Mellon Posted 16 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Should I use "the" or not?
Here are my sentences, I don't know which one I should use?
1. He became president of US at the beginning of twentieth century.
2. He becase the president of US at the beginning of twentieth century.
Should I use "the" in this situation? I somehow feel both of the two sentences are OK, but I am not sure about it. Anybody could explain to me precisely?
1. He became president of US at the beginning of twentieth century.
2. He becase the president of US at the beginning of twentieth century.
Should I use "the" in this situation? I somehow feel both of the two sentences are OK, but I am not sure about it. Anybody could explain to me precisely?
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Hi, Here are my sentences, I don't know which one I should use? 1. He became president of US at the beginning of twentieth century.
- Hi, Here are my sentences, I don't know which one I should use?
- 1.
- He became president of US at the beginning of twentieth century.
- 2.
- He becase the president of US at the beginning of twentieth century.
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Hi,
Here are my sentences, I don't know which one I should use?
1. He became president of US at the beginning of twentieth century.
2. He becase the president of US at the beginning of twentieth century.
Should I use "the" in this situation? I somehow feel both of the two sentences are OK, but I am not sure about it. Anybody could explain t
Here are my sentences, I don't know which one I should use?
1. He became president of US at the beginning of twentieth century.
2. He becase the president of US at the beginning of twentieth century.
Should I use "the" in this situation? I somehow feel both of the two sentences are OK, but I am not sure about it. Anybody could explain t
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