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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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traffic

When I arrive at the office, I tell my colleagues, "Gosh. The traffic was horrible".

Is 'the' natural? I am referring to the traffic in the vicinity of my office building. I know the plain version 'traffic' is commonly used but it refers to traffic in the city in general as far as I know.

Thanks.
  

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New2grammar When I arrive at the office, I tell my colleagues, "Gosh. The traffic was horrible". When I arrive at the office I say to my colleagues, "Gosh.

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  • New2grammar When I arrive at the office, I tell my colleagues, "Gosh.
  • The traffic was horrible".
  • When I arrive at the office I say to my colleagues, "Gosh.
  • The traffic was horrible".
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New2grammarWhen I arrive at the office, I tell my colleagues, "Gosh. The traffic was horrible".
When I arrive at the office I say to my colleagues, "Gosh. The traffic was horrible".
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