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Shazlydays Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
What's the difference ?
Hi there what's the difference between a boy or boy without putting a letter.
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Hello, shazlydays—and welcome to English forums. I cannot think of a situation in which you could use 'boy' without 'a' or 'the'.
- Hello, shazlydays—and welcome to English forums.
- I cannot think of a situation in which you could use 'boy' without 'a' or 'the'.
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Hello, shazlydays—and welcome to English forums. I cannot think of a situation in which you could use 'boy' without 'a' or 'the'.
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Hi,
In the vast majority of cases, the word—or rather, the noun—boy is preceded by either the indefinite
article (a or an) or the definite article (the).
For example: He is just a boy. Look! The boy is going to fall. There's a boy waiting to see you.
But it can also be preceded by other words:
For example:
In the vast majority of cases, the word—or rather, the noun—boy is preceded by either the indefinite
article (a or an) or the definite article (the).
For example: He is just a boy. Look! The boy is going to fall. There's a boy waiting to see you.
But it can also be preceded by other words:
For example:
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