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Tayyaba Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Use of "the"
Is is correct to use "the" before "Registar" and "Modaraba Ordinance,1980" in the following sentence?
In the office of the Registrar Modarabas, it is certified that the documents have been filed pursuant to the provisions of the Modaraba Ordinance,1980.
In the office of the Registrar Modarabas, it is certified that the documents have been filed pursuant to the provisions of the Modaraba Ordinance,1980.
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Yes, sure " the " is used when you want to specify the particular person or thing. It gives a sense of comparison too Dogs are ( a ) faithful animal. The dogs are faithful animal.
- Yes, sure " the " is used when you want to specify the particular person or thing.
- It gives a sense of comparison too Dogs are ( a ) faithful animal.
- The dogs are faithful animal.
- Both examples are correct, the one with ' the ' used to make comparison with other animals.
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Yes, sure
" the " is used when you want to specify the particular person or thing. It gives a sense of comparison too
" the " is used when you want to specify the particular person or thing. It gives a sense of comparison too
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Only the first one would be! and it should be plural! "Dogs are faithful animals"
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Thanks for pointing out
In fact I left out ( a ) in front of faithful animal
In fact I left out ( a ) in front of faithful animal
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