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Voytaszek Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
(The) fog
When we use the definite article?
1. There is (the) fog outside.
2. I get lost in (the) fog yesterday.
3. This is (the) fog.
1. There is (the) fog outside.
2. I get lost in (the) fog yesterday.
3. This is (the) fog.
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When do we use the definite article? 1. It's foggy outside.
- When do we use the definite article?
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- It's foggy outside.
- 2.
- I got lost in the fog yesterday.
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When do we use the definite article?
1. It's foggy outside.
2. I got lost in the fog yesterday. (A particular occurrence of fog.)
3. Fog usually covers the mountain tops. That's why they are called the Smokies.
4. Fog is common in London.
5. The fog was so dense yesterday that more than 100 cars were damaged in a massive rear-end collision.
1. It's foggy outside.
2. I got lost in the fog yesterday. (A particular occurrence of fog.)
3. Fog usually covers the mountain tops. That's why they are called the Smokies.
4. Fog is common in London.
5. The fog was so dense yesterday that more than 100 cars were damaged in a massive rear-end collision.
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