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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

three more questions if I may

1. Whenever I see the adjective "forewarned" or "designated," I am thinking of putting the article "the." In the sentences below, would you say that it might be better or right to put the article "the" in the places indicated or would you say they are not necessary or incorrect to put ones there?

Turn from sin in order to escape from ____forewarned judgment.

They should be in ____ designated area.

2. Why would it be right to have the article "a" there? I found the sentence from a post here.

Resignatin is the expected choice; resigning is a sloppy second.

3. Why is it right to have the verb "go" and not "goes"? Or is it right?

Here it go.
  

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With the definite article you refer to something which can be uniquely identified in the contextual or general knowlege shared by the speaker and the addressee. They should be in ____ designated area. Do the addressee and the speaker both know which area it is in question?

  • With the definite article you refer to something which can be uniquely identified in the contextual or general knowlege shared by the speaker and the addressee.
  • They should be in ____ designated area.
  • Do the addressee and the speaker both know which area it is in question?
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With the definite article you refer to something which can be uniquely identified in the contextual or general knowlege shared by the speaker and the addressee.

They should be in ____ designated area.

Do the addressee and the speaker both know which area it is in question?
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Resignatin is the expected choice; resigning is a sloppy second.

Resignation is what they expect.
There is only one thing what they expect concerning choices.
Resignation is identified by what they expect
sloppy second (choice) is referred to by the indefinite article as a possibility in general speaking.
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Believer
1. Whenever I see the adjective "forewarned" or "designated," I am thinking of putting the article "the." In the sentences below, would you say that it might be better or right to put the article "the" in the places indicated or would you say they are not necessary or incorrect to put ones there?

Turn from sin in order to escape from ____forewarned j
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Turn from sin in order to escape from ____forewarned judgment.

They should be in ____ designated area.

Whether “the” or “a” is used will depend on context.

The first statement could be considered as a general call to any believer to behave well in order to escape
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Thank you.

You are right, I think, if you are thinking of the whole thing in the context of any as in the words any forewarned judgment and any designated area but if we look the sentences under the circumstances where we would normally use or find them, I think, it is logical to assume that the parties to the conversation are aware of the jugment and area tha

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