“The” (article)
Hi, please see these examples:
It’s your turn to bring gifts to the party. / It’s your turn to bring the gifts to the party.
Likewise, “it’s your turn to make (the) coffee.
Is either fine (with or without the article)? I feel either is fine, the definite article just makes it more emphatic (we already know that the occasion involves gifts and coffee, it’s your job to bring them)
Thank you!
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anonymous Is either fine (with or without the article)? Yes. anonymous the definite article just makes it more emphatic (we already know that the occasion involves gifts and coffee, it’s your job to bring them) Precisely.
- anonymous Is either fine (with or without the article)?
- Yes.
- anonymous the definite article just makes it more emphatic (we already know that the occasion involves gifts and coffee, it’s your job to bring them) Precisely.
- the gifts that someone normally brings ; the coffee that someone normally brings CJ
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anonymousIs either fine (with or without the article)?
Yes.
anonymousthe definite article just makes it more emphatic (we already know that the occasion involves gifts and coffee, it’s your job to bring them)
Precisely. the gifts that someone normally brings; the c
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