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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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where to use the?
0 I have been learning english for years, and still i have a problem with the "THE" 02 br
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00 I hate it. 02 br
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00 Is not there a simple rule of thumb for the use of the? 02 br
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00 Consider this example: 02 br
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00 Defined on the reported work hours.... 02 br
00 Defined on reported work hours... 02 br
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00 since it "reported work hours", since reported is an adjective for work hours, i thought i dont need a "THE" ... 02 br
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00 Is this true? 0-
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00 I hate it. 02 br
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00 Is not there a simple rule of thumb for the use of the? 02 br
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00 Consider this example: 02 br
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00 Defined on the reported work hours.... 02 br
00 Defined on reported work hours... 02 br
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00 since it "reported work hours", since reported is an adjective for work hours, i thought i dont need a "THE" ... 02 br
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00 Is this true? 0-
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0 In your example, it depends whether these "reported work hours" are specific to the project or general statistics. 0-
- 0 In your example, it depends whether these "reported work hours" are specific to the project or general statistics.
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0 In your example, it depends whether these "reported work hours" are specific to the project or general statistics. 02 br
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00 If specific to the project, you will need "the reported work hours"; if using general statistics, "reported work hours" will be fine. 0-
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00 If specific to the project, you will need "the reported work hours"; if using general statistics, "reported work hours" will be fine. 0-
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