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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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universal solitude
I'm writing a book review for a school project. There is a sentence:
"Many of his characters seem to be abandoned, like they have been left in (the) universal solitude."
Should I use the definite article before the word universal or is it okay to omit it?
"Many of his characters seem to be abandoned, like they have been left in (the) universal solitude."
Should I use the definite article before the word universal or is it okay to omit it?
Top answer
No article. Solitude is an uncountable condition.
- No article.
- Solitude is an uncountable condition.
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