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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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'The' Before Adjectives Related to Proper Nouns
Hi. Is it necessary (or possible) to use 'the' before adjectives related to proper nouns? I mean not proper adjectives but simple adjectives standing before proper nouns. For example:
With this custom theme, you will not recognize (the) familiar Windows.
This modification changes the texture resolution leaving (the) vanilla Skyrim intact.
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Yes, you use 'the' before such constructions. the new IBM / the same Facebook / the latest Windows / the original Firefox CJ
- Yes, you use 'the' before such constructions.
- the new IBM / the same Facebook / the latest Windows / the original Firefox CJ
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Yes, you use 'the' before such constructions.
the new IBM / the same Facebook / the latest Windows / the original Firefox
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