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Ben0226 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
The usage of "the"
1. The leaves turn yellow.
2. Leaves turn yellow.
Which is better? Thanks!
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In most situations you're going to use the second version. g Leaves turn yellow in (the) autumn/fall. But consider this scenario Person A: Is that a deciduous tree?
- In most situations you're going to use the second version.
- g Leaves turn yellow in (the) autumn/fall.
- But consider this scenario Person A: Is that a deciduous tree?
- (pointing to the tree) Person B: I'm sure it is.
- The leaves turn yellow in autumn.
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In most situations you're going to use the second version.
e.g
Leaves turn yellow in (the) autumn/fall.
But consider this scenario
Person A: Is that a deciduous tree? (pointing to the tree)
Person B: I'm sure it is. The leaves turn yellow in autumn.
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