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Onizo Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
The/a toilet
We have an extra toilet cover and have toilets more than one in our house. My son was asking what the toilet cover was, and I had a confusion of which article to use.
1) it's for the toilet.
2) it's for a toilet.
3) it's for toilets.
Which one is correct? We hadn't talked about any toilet until that moment, and he just saw a thing and asked me what it was. Should I use 'the' to indicate the thing you've already known and use everyday, or 'a' ?
1) it's for the toilet.
2) it's for a toilet.
3) it's for toilets.
Which one is correct? We hadn't talked about any toilet until that moment, and he just saw a thing and asked me what it was. Should I use 'the' to indicate the thing you've already known and use everyday, or 'a' ?
Top answer
I'd use #1 or #2.
- I'd use #1 or #2.
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Mister MicawberI'd use #1 or #2.Would you agree to the idea of using #1 as I stated, or for some different meaning?
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onizoWould you agree to the idea of using #1 as I statedYes.
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