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Maria D Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Why in THE mountains
Hello!
Could you help me, please?
In my Student's Book I have a question: "What problems can people have in the mountains?" Why do they use there THE? Why can't I say "problems in mountains"?
Thank you!
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"The mountains" refers to the place where these people are living, traveling or experiencing problems. "The" is required. When you are talking about mountains in general, "the" is not used.
- "The mountains" refers to the place where these people are living, traveling or experiencing problems.
- "The" is required.
- When you are talking about mountains in general, "the" is not used.
- This sunscreen can be used everywhere, on sea, land, in mountains or deserts.
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"The mountains" refers to the place where these people are living, traveling or experiencing problems.
"The" is required.
When you are talking about mountains in general, "the" is not used.
This sunscreen can be used everywhere, on sea, land, in mountains or deserts.
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