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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

The use

Hello everyone,

Is the definite article "the" before "use" correctly used in the following sentence?

1. Turning off the lights when we leave a room is an example of reducing the use of precious resources.

Or must it be as follows?

2.Turning off the lights when we leave a room is an example of reducing use of precious resources.

3. Turning off the lights when we leave a room is an example of reducing our use of precious resources.

Regards,

JA



  

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1. Turning off the lights when we leave a room is an example of reducing the use of precious resources. Yes.

— Mister Micawber

  • 1.
  • Turning off the lights when we leave a room is an example of reducing the use of precious resources.
  • Yes.
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Joseph AIs the definite article "the" before "use" correctly used in the following sentence?1. Turning off the lights when we leave a room is an example of reducing the use of precious resources.

Yes.

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