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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
"What on earth is the/a CD-ROM?"
Dear Forum Users!
I would like to ask the following question: which option is better? I am to make a choice between "What on earth is the CD-ROM?" and "What on earth is a CD-ROM?". I have no clue at all which option is right! I would appreciate your help and suggestions! Thank you!
Keith
I would like to ask the following question: which option is better? I am to make a choice between "What on earth is the CD-ROM?" and "What on earth is a CD-ROM?". I have no clue at all which option is right! I would appreciate your help and suggestions! Thank you!
Keith
Top answer
" You are not talking about a specific CD-ROM.
- " You are not talking about a specific CD-ROM.
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"What on earth is a CD-ROM?"
You are not talking about a specific CD-ROM.
You are not talking about a specific CD-ROM.
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AnonymousI have no clue at all which option is right!The only way to ask for a definition is "What is a ___?" ("What on earth" is OK too. It just shows that you are completely baffled about the term.)
CJ
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