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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

The?

Which is correct?

The Marketing team/Marketing team would like to thank you all for your donations.

I think the sentence should include "The". I think it sounds odd without it.
  

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Thanks. Is it grammatically correct without "The"?
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I wouldn't call it wrong, but "the" lays stress on one particular marketing team. Saying "a marketing team" could mean any marketing team in the country/city/world/ etc. The marketing team refers to one specific team. The one you have in mind. I hope this helps.
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No worries for the late reply.

Thanks for getting back to me. Sorry, the choice was between "The Marketing team" and "Marketing team", not "The Marketing team"
and "A Marketing team."
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Still, I'd use "The Marketing team".
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