Time with article

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Neither is acceptable, Cute. You can say, for instance:

She completed the work without wasting any time.

or

She completed the work without wasting the time that she was assigned to do so.

Thanks Mister Micawber!
She completed the work without wasting time.
Its ok if we remove any ?
What about this sentence?
His office is situated, nearby a/the city area?

Cute572What about this sentence?
His office is situated, nearby a/the city area?

If you say "near the city" your reader will expect the context to make clear which city, in particular, you are talking about.

If you say "near a city" your reader will assume that you don't intend to specify a particular city and th

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Yes, and this is OK too: She completed the work without wasting time.

Thanks Mister Micawber and Rayh!
My friend told me about a good beaty center, nearby city area.
Is it correct? Or need article ?
Thanks!

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No, as Ray has already told you. Please re-read his post:

His office is situated, nearby a/the city area?

If you say "near the city" your reader will expect the context to make clear which city, in particular, you are talking about.

If you say "near a city" your reader will assume that you don't intend to specify a p