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Grammar
the/a radio
Hello,
I've read somewhere that we use 'the' with devices, e.g.
the radio
the television
the computer
the telephone
What about such sentences :
1. You should listen to a/the British radio every day (I don't mean any specific radio)
2. I often listen to the radio.
3. Do you have the radio at home?
Thank you for your help!
Kind regards.
I've read somewhere that we use 'the' with devices, e.g.
the radio
the television
the computer
the telephone
What about such sentences :
1. You should listen to a/the British radio every day (I don't mean any specific radio)
2. I often listen to the radio.
3. Do you have the radio at home?
Thank you for your help!
Kind regards.
Top answer
1. You should listen to the British radio every day (I don't mean any specific radio) -- It means the medium. 2.
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- You should listen to the British radio every day (I don't mean any specific radio) -- It means the medium.
- 2.
- I often listen to the radio.
- -- It means the medium.
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1. You should listen to the British radio every day (I don't mean any specific radio)-- It means the medium.
2. I often listen to the radio.-- It means the medium.
3. Do you have a radio at home?-- It means one of the devices that carry the medium.
2. I often listen to the radio.-- It means the medium.
3. Do you have a radio at home?-- It means one of the devices that carry the medium.
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