Hello,
Could you please tell me if I need an article before "fluffy"?
"The child likes all kinds of mascots, especially (the) fluffy ones."
Thank you
Hotmale tell me if I need an article before "fluffy"? You do not if you're speaking generally of the kinds of toys a child likes. If there is a specific set of toys you are talking about, that's when you need 'the'.
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Hotmaletell me if I need an article before "fluffy"?
You do not if you're speaking generally of the kinds of toys a child likes.
If there is a specific set of toys you are talking about, that's when you need 'the'.
CJ
You should look again at the meaning of 'mascot'. It usually refers to a figure of some kind that people think brings good luck, usually to a team.
Children usually play with stuffed toys', eg a teddy bear.