0
Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Use of articles
I am very confused with the use of articles.
If I say
"The contact information of MITRE's employees under G053 operations is listed below."
Is this correct? Do I not need to put "the" before MITRE's and G053? Or do they not need one because one is posessive and the other one is proper noun? (adjective?)
If I change G053 to let's say Yongsan Garrison, an article is not necessary right?
Please help. I never had troubles with using articles until now for some reason.
If I say
"The contact information of MITRE's employees under G053 operations is listed below."
Is this correct? Do I not need to put "the" before MITRE's and G053? Or do they not need one because one is posessive and the other one is proper noun? (adjective?)
If I change G053 to let's say Yongsan Garrison, an article is not necessary right?
Please help. I never had troubles with using articles until now for some reason.
Top answer
Hi, I am very confused with the use of articles. Articles are quite difficult to learn, and also quite difficult to teach. They are rather idiomatic.
- Hi, I am very confused with the use of articles.
- Articles are quite difficult to learn, and also quite difficult to teach.
- They are rather idiomatic.
- " Is this correct?
- Do I not need to put "the" before MITRE's No.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
Hi,
I am very confused with the use of articles.
Articles are quite difficult to learn, and also quite difficult to teach. They are rather idiomatic.
If I say
"The contact information for of MITRE's empl
I am very confused with the use of articles.
Articles are quite difficult to learn, and also quite difficult to teach. They are rather idiomatic.
If I say
"The contact information for
0
Related Questions