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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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What is the difference here?
"They have finished the audio recording for that new show."
They have finished audio recording for that new show."
I know I included the article in the second sentence but does it make it any different than the first one?
They have finished audio recording for that new show."
I know I included the article in the second sentence but does it make it any different than the first one?
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No; you included the article in the FIRST sentence. In the first sentence, 'recording' is clearly a noun; in the second, it is not.
- No; you included the article in the FIRST sentence.
- In the first sentence, 'recording' is clearly a noun; in the second, it is not.
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No; you included the article in the FIRST sentence. In the first sentence, 'recording' is clearly a noun; in the second, it is not.
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