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Godiva Posted 10 years ago
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The rust
Hello, I have one more question (and then I am hopefully done with this topic of the article!).
He walked up to a car and examined the rust on its sides.
I am using the definite article before 'rust' because in my view the description 'on its sides' makes that rust definite. It's like saying: '...examined the rust [that was] on its sides'. Did I get that right?
He walked up to a car and examined the rust on its sides.
I am using the definite article before 'rust' because in my view the description 'on its sides' makes that rust definite. It's like saying: '...examined the rust [that was] on its sides'. Did I get that right?
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Godiva I am using the definite article before 'rust' because in my view the description 'on its sides' makes that rust definite. OK.
- Godiva I am using the definite article before 'rust' because in my view the description 'on its sides' makes that rust definite.
- OK.
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GodivaI am using the definite article before 'rust' because in my view the description 'on its sides' makes that rust definite.OK.
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