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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Soldiers or the soldiers
"Thank you for letting me visit your combat unit. I was impressed by the courage of soldiers."
Is it okay to not use "the" before soldiers if I want to say some soldiers but not all?
And thank you.
Yours,
Raji
Is it okay to not use "the" before soldiers if I want to say some soldiers but not all?
And thank you.
Yours,
Raji
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"Thank you for letting me visit your combat unit. ) Anonymous Is it okay to not use "the" before soldiers if I want to say some soldiers but not all? "
- "Thank you for letting me visit your combat unit.
- ) Anonymous Is it okay to not use "the" before soldiers if I want to say some soldiers but not all?
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"Thank you for letting me visit your combat unit. I was impressed by the courage of the soldiers." (The ones I observed in the unit.)
I was impressed by the courage of some of the soldiers."
AnonymousIs it okay to not use "the" before soldiers if I want to say some soldiers but not all?No, if you don't mean all of them then say:
I was impressed by the courage of some of the soldiers."
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Thank you, AlpheccaStars. This must be somehow cross-posted with my other thread. Thank you.
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