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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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Thursday is market day
1 b 00 Thursday is market day 02 b 00 , when the town square is a busy place filled with activity. 01 b 00 Farmers and villagers come from miles around 02 b 00 to sell stuff and buy provisions. 02 br
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00 Hi, 02 br
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00 First, should there be an articile "a" before "market day?" 02 br
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00 Second, does "come from miles around" sound idiomatic? Thanks. 0-
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00 Hi, 02 br
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00 First, should there be an articile "a" before "market day?" 02 br
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00 Second, does "come from miles around" sound idiomatic? Thanks. 0-
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0 Hi Angliholic 02 br 01 i 00 Market day 02 i 00 is fine without an article, especially if there is only one market day each week. If there were more, people might be more inclined to use an article. 05 0 02 br 00 CB 010id 1
- 0 Hi Angliholic 02 br 01 i 00 Market day 02 i 00 is fine without an article, especially if there is only one market day each week.
- If there were more, people might be more inclined to use an article.
- 05 0 02 br 00 CB 010id 1
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0 Hi Angliholic 02 br
01 i 00 Market day 02 i 00 is fine without an article, especially if there is only one market day each week. If there were more, people might be more inclined to use an article. As it is, some åpeople might even capitalize it: 01 i 00 Thursday is Market Day. 02 i 02 br
01 i 00 Come from miles around 02 i 00 is beaut
01 i 00 Market day 02 i 00 is fine without an article, especially if there is only one market day each week. If there were more, people might be more inclined to use an article. As it is, some åpeople might even capitalize it: 01 i 00 Thursday is Market Day. 02 i 02 br
01 i 00 Come from miles around 02 i 00 is beaut
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