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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Streetcar

Hi

'I saw you from a streetcar this morning.'
and
'I saw you from the streetcar this morning.'

Without any prior context or mention of that streetcar, is it safe to say that
'I saw you from a streetcar' - I happened to be on a streetcar and I saw you from there
'from the streetcar' - you know I take a streetcar to work every morning and that's presumably the one I saw you from

Correct?
  

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Anonymous Correct? Yes, those are good examples.

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AnonymousCorrect?
Yes, those are good examples.
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