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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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"The" or no "The" once more
Should I use article THE the following sentences?
1. "The duties that come with the position of..."
2. "In its final stages, the campaign reached as far as (the?) offices of (the?) school chancellor and (the?) town mayor."
1. "The duties that come with the position of..."
2. "In its final stages, the campaign reached as far as (the?) offices of (the?) school chancellor and (the?) town mayor."
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Hi, Should I use article THE the following sentences? 1. " Yes, because you are referring to specific duties and a specific position.
- Hi, Should I use article THE the following sentences?
- 1.
- " Yes, because you are referring to specific duties and a specific position.
- 2.
- " Yes, you are referring to specific offices, a specific chancellor and a speciifc mayor.
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Hi,
Should I use article THE the following sentences?
1. "The duties that come with the position of..." Yes, because you are referring to specific duties and a specific position.
2. "In its final stages, the campaign reached as far as (the?) offices of (the?) school chancellor and (the?) town mayor." Yes, you are referring to specific offices,
Should I use article THE the following sentences?
1. "The duties that come with the position of..." Yes, because you are referring to specific duties and a specific position.
2. "In its final stages, the campaign reached as far as (the?) offices of (the?) school chancellor and (the?) town mayor." Yes, you are referring to specific offices,
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