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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Verbs tru or right in sentention

it (have) a good library where books ( be) available to all member of the campus community
  

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sentence, not sentention. You need a capital letter and a period. Do you want to try to choose the correct form of each verb?

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sentence, not sentention.

You need a capital letter and a period.

Do you want to try to choose the correct form of each verb? Then we willl check your answers for you.

Clive.
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“It has a good library, where books are available to all members of the campus community.”
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Anonymousit (have) a good library where books ( be) available to all member of the campus community
Hello,
I am an Intermediate English learner. I think it should be like this:
It has a good library where books are available to all the member
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That's fine. You can omit 'the'.
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CliveThat's fine. You can omit 'the'.
I am often confused about articles.
Sir I think the prepositional phrase "of the community campus' is specifying "members". Shouldn't it be compulsory to use 'the' before 'members'?
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Articles are difficult. Hard to learn, and hard to teach. Be patient.

In this context, just saying 'members' makes it sound like a general statement..
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