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Ljswave Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Would you expalain about what the difference of mean between #1 and #2 is?
I'd like you to make an example in situation.
#1 He goes to school. Vs #2 He goes to the school.
#1 He goes to school. Vs #2 He goes to the school.
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#1 He goes to school. = he attends school, he is a student at a school. #2 He goes to the school.
- #1 He goes to school.
- = he attends school, he is a student at a school.
- #2 He goes to the school.
- = he attends the school we are talking about, or he travels to or visits the school (but is not necessarily a student, " He goes to the school every Wednesday afternoon to teach the accordion ").
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#1 He goes to school. = he attends school, he is a student at a school.
#2 He goes to the school. = he attends the school we are talking about, or he travels to or visits the school (but is not necessarily a student, "He goes to the school every Wednesday afternoo
#2 He goes to the school. = he attends the school we are talking about, or he travels to or visits the school (but is not necessarily a student, "He goes to the school every Wednesday afternoo
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