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Saraba Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
When to use a/the
Struggling to understand when to use a/the and not to use.
Ex.) I'm ordering a pizza/ I'm ordering pizza.
The numbers of google search results are pretty much the same.
What is the easiest way of understanding when to use a/the and not to use?
Ex.) I'm ordering a pizza/ I'm ordering pizza.
The numbers of google search results are pretty much the same.
What is the easiest way of understanding when to use a/the and not to use?
Top answer
saraba I'm ordering a pizza. You will place an order for one whole pizza pie. saraba I'm ordering pizza.
- saraba I'm ordering a pizza.
- You will place an order for one whole pizza pie.
- saraba I'm ordering pizza.
- You are going to order pizza rather than a hamburger.
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saraba I'm ordering a pizza.You will place an order for one whole pizza pie.
sarabaI'm ordering pizza.You are going to order pizza rather than a hamburger.
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