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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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This something?

Hi. Is it correct to have have the demonstrative pronoun "this" or "that" before the word "something"? I think we can use the article "a," "an" or "the" before "something." I believe in the lyrics of the song "I Want to Hold Your Hand" by The (Should it be in the lowercase letter "the"?) Beatles, there is the phrase "that something." Thank you in advance for your help.
  

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) Beatles The Beatles. (capitalized proper name) Anonymous Is it correct to have have the demonstrative pronoun "this" or "that" before the word "something"? I Not in normal text.

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  • ) Beatles The Beatles.
  • (capitalized proper name) Anonymous Is it correct to have have the demonstrative pronoun "this" or "that" before the word "something"?
  • I Not in normal text.
  • Here are the lyrics, where the second "something" refers to the earlier mention.
  • They do not specify what that "something" is, but it's not very difficult to imagine.
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AnonymousThe (Should it be in the lowercase letter "the"?) Beatles
The Beatles. (capitalized proper name)
AnonymousIs it correct to have have the demonstrative pronoun "this" or "that" before the word "something"? I
Not in normal text. Here are the lyrics, where the second "something" refers to the earlier mention.
They
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