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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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what is the difference?
iHi,
What is the difference?
In a story named/titled "John Doe's Story," the author goes on to tell the readers that ...
In the story titled/titled "John Doe's Story," the author goes on to tell the readers that ...
What is the difference?
In a story named/titled "John Doe's Story," the author goes on to tell the readers that ...
In the story titled/titled "John Doe's Story," the author goes on to tell the readers that ...
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Hi, What is the difference? In a story named/titled "John Doe's Story," the author goes on to tell the readers that ... In the story titled/titled "John Doe's Story," the author goes on to tell the readers that ...
- Hi, What is the difference?
- In a story named/titled "John Doe's Story," the author goes on to tell the readers that ...
- In the story titled/titled "John Doe's Story," the author goes on to tell the readers that ...
- The use of 'the' suggests that the writer expects the reader to have some awareness of this story.
- The use of 'a' suggests no such expectation.
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Hi,
What is the difference?
In a story named/titled "John Doe's Story," the author goes on to tell the readers that ...
In the story titled/titled "John Doe's Story," the author goes on to tell the readers that ... The use of 'the' suggests that the writer expects the reader to have some awareness of
What is the difference?
In a story named/titled "John Doe's Story," the author goes on to tell the readers that ...
In the story titled/titled "John Doe's Story," the author goes on to tell the readers that ... The use of 'the' suggests that the writer expects the reader to have some awareness of
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