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Nikitus Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Todd begins to hit walls, doors and windows of the apartment.

Hello

is the following sentence grammatically correct?

"Todd begins to hit walls, doors and windows of the apartment."

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Since you have specified which walls etc. using "of the apartment", it would be more appropriate to use the definite article.

— GPY

  • Since you have specified which walls etc.
  • using "of the apartment", it would be more appropriate to use the definite article.
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Since you have specified which walls etc. using "of the apartment", it would be more appropriate to use the definite article.
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Dear GPY

First of all, thanks for your answer.

I need to use the definite article in all the sentence?

"Todd begins to hit the walls, doors and the windows of the apartment."

Is it grammatically correct?

Thanks.
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Nikitus"Todd begins to hit the walls, doors and the windows of the apartment."
That combination is not quite right. You can say:

Todd begins to hit the walls, the doors and the windows of the apartment.
Todd begins to hit the walls, doors and windows of the apartment.
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