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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Using articles for tv shows
A TV show named "Frosting" or "frosting making set".
A: I want to watch frosting.
B: I can't seem to find it. Is this "the" frosting? Where is "the"(this) frosting...(while flipping through the channel.)
Are "the"s properly used in this context?
A: I want to watch frosting.
B: I can't seem to find it. Is this "the" frosting? Where is "the"(this) frosting...(while flipping through the channel.)
Are "the"s properly used in this context?
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A TV show is named "Frosting". ). A: I want to watch Frosting.
- A TV show is named "Frosting".
- ).
- A: I want to watch Frosting.
- B: I can't seem to find it.
- Is this Frosting?
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A TV show is named "Frosting". The name "frosting making set" dos not make sense.).
A: I want to watch Frosting.
B: I can't seem to find it. Is this Frosting? Where is Frosting? (while flipping through the channel.)
Cliv
A: I want to watch Frosting.
B: I can't seem to find it. Is this Frosting? Where is Frosting? (while flipping through the channel.)
Cliv
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Thank you.
How about this way?
For a show named "roses in gardens",
B: is this the rose one? Where is the rose one!
How about this way?
For a show named "roses in gardens",
B: is this the rose one? Where is the rose one!
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How about this way?
For a show named "Roses in Gardens",
B:Is this the rose one? Where is the rose one?
OK
For a show named "Roses in Gardens",
B:Is this the rose one? Where is the rose one?
OK
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