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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Which one is correct ?

Helen is out of office for the meeting today

or

Helen is out of office for meetig today
  

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One of my weak points in English is where to use "the", however, this is my shot: Helen is out of the office for the ( or a if the listener doesn't know which meeting ) meeting today.

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  • One of my weak points in English is where to use "the", however, this is my shot: Helen is out of the office for the ( or a if the listener doesn't know which meeting ) meeting today.
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One of my weak points in English is where to use "the", however, this is my shot:

Helen is out of the office for the ( or a if the listener doesn't know which meeting ) meeting today.
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LanguageLoverOne of my weak points in English is where to use "the", however, this is my shot:

Helen is out of the office for the ( or a if the listener doesn't know which meeting ) meeting today.
Your "weak points" must be improving. Your shot is perfect, in my opinion.
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Quite so, LL!

Another possibility might be "for today's meeting".
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