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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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vague article question
Hi,
I was wondering if you put words like "his" and "the" in front of a noun that is a variable noun, what then is the nature of the noun after having put those words. I know if you put the indefinite article 'a', then it becomes countable, but if we frame the noun with "his" or "the" or "yesterday", do we always have something (some noun?) countable?
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I was wondering if you put words like "his" and "the" in front of a noun that is a variable noun, what then is the nature of the noun after having put those words. I know if you put the indefinite article 'a', then it becomes countable, but if we frame the noun with "his" or "the" or "yesterday", do we always have something (some noun?) countable?
discussion
His discussion on this topic was very relevant.
The discussion on this topic was very relevant.
Yesterday's discussion on this topic was very relevant.
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Hi, Yes, you can count these things. eg I heard the 3 discussions on this topic. Clive
- Hi, Yes, you can count these things.
- eg I heard the 3 discussions on this topic.
- Clive
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Hi,
Yes, you can count these things.
eg I heard the 3 discussions on this topic.
Clive
Yes, you can count these things.
eg I heard the 3 discussions on this topic.
Clive
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