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HSS Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
The Stores That ..., Stores That ...
Hi.
If you could help me understand the difference between the two sentences, I would appreciate it very much.
[1] You can buy it at the stores that show this sign.
[2] You can buy it at stores that show this sign.
Best wishes,
Hiro
If you could help me understand the difference between the two sentences, I would appreciate it very much.
[1] You can buy it at the stores that show this sign.
[2] You can buy it at stores that show this sign.
Best wishes,
Hiro
Top answer
No real difference. The definite article is often optional with plural nouns in this sort of situation where the qualifying phrase follows.
- No real difference.
- The definite article is often optional with plural nouns in this sort of situation where the qualifying phrase follows.
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No real difference. The definite article is often optional with plural nouns in this sort of situation where the qualifying phrase follows.
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