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Debarghya Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

The Or These

The issues are very complex and the problem is that they are bound to be obscured by these hypocritical politicians.

this an example from a grammar book.

Is the usage of "the issues"correct? can I use these instead of the?

  

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Debarghya Is the usage of "the issues"correct? can I use these instead of the? Either is grammatical.

— Vsuresh

  • Debarghya Is the usage of "the issues"correct?
  • can I use these instead of the?
  • Either is grammatical.
  • The choice depends on the context.
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DebarghyaIs the usage of "the issues"correct? can I use these instead of the?

Either is grammatical. The choice depends on the context.


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