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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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weird "the"
Looking over a book I found:
I go to the piano class on Monday.
I go to the swimming class on Monday.
I go to the soccer class on Monday.
I feel like the "the" is wrong, but when asking a friend for help we couldn't figure out why it's not supposed to be there and why it was there. Is it a typo or is there something I don't know?
I understand when you say "I go to the classroom on Monday" its there because you're talking about a specific classroom, right? But you don't say "I go to the class." because "I go to class.", right?
I go to the piano class on Monday.
I go to the swimming class on Monday.
I go to the soccer class on Monday.
I feel like the "the" is wrong, but when asking a friend for help we couldn't figure out why it's not supposed to be there and why it was there. Is it a typo or is there something I don't know?
I understand when you say "I go to the classroom on Monday" its there because you're talking about a specific classroom, right? But you don't say "I go to the class." because "I go to class.", right?
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Anonymous I feel like the "the" is wrong It is not wrong if a specific class is being referred to in context. 'The' is not used if the speaker is referring to the general event or situation.
- Anonymous I feel like the "the" is wrong It is not wrong if a specific class is being referred to in context.
- 'The' is not used if the speaker is referring to the general event or situation.
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AnonymousI feel like the "the" is wrongIt is not wrong if a specific class is being referred to in context. 'The' is not used if the speaker is referring to the general event or situation.
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