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Lolenona Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
society
Are there any difference between "society" or "the society" or does the word society mean the same?? Is it just tha article that is the difference??
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"society" (uncountable noun) refers to people (or a certain subsection of people) viewed as a social group. g. an academic, commercial or leisure activity).
- "society" (uncountable noun) refers to people (or a certain subsection of people) viewed as a social group.
- g.
- an academic, commercial or leisure activity).
- This kind of society would typically have a full name like "The Society of ....
- (whatever)".
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"society" (uncountable noun) refers to people (or a certain subsection of people) viewed as a social group.
"the society" would normally refer to an organisation whose purpose is to carry on a certain type of activity in an organised way (e.g. an academic, commercial or leisure activity). This kind of society would typically have a full name like "The Society of .... (whatever)".
"the society" would normally refer to an organisation whose purpose is to carry on a certain type of activity in an organised way (e.g. an academic, commercial or leisure activity). This kind of society would typically have a full name like "The Society of .... (whatever)".
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