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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
(The) grass
Teachers:
1. I got a job cutting grass at the cemetery.
2. When I was a child, I loved lying on (the) grass.
I didn't include the definite article in #1. In #2 I think it's optional. "The grass" means the grass that was there wherever I lay down.
Is that correct?
1. I got a job cutting grass at the cemetery.
2. When I was a child, I loved lying on (the) grass.
I didn't include the definite article in #1. In #2 I think it's optional. "The grass" means the grass that was there wherever I lay down.
Is that correct?
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Anonymous Is that correct? Yes. I like lying on grass better than lying on gravel.
- Anonymous Is that correct?
- Yes.
- I like lying on grass better than lying on gravel.
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AnonymousIs that correct?Yes.
I like lying on grass better than lying on gravel.
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