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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
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The sound of a/the firetruck
When you hear a siren of a firtruck outside every few days, do you say, 1. The sound of "a" firetruck, or 2. The sound of "the" firetruck?
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It depends. If it is a specific thing that you are mentioning then you would say 'the' example, I want to see the book. Otherwise a would be used as if you do not know what it is
- It depends.
- If it is a specific thing that you are mentioning then you would say 'the' example, I want to see the book.
- Otherwise a would be used as if you do not know what it is
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It depends. If it is a specific thing that you are mentioning then you would say 'the' example, I want to see the book.
Otherwise a would be used as if you do not know what it is
Otherwise a would be used as if you do not know what it is
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