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Eddkzk Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Would you insert ' the ' where necessary. Thanks.
What is regarded as attractive has changed in each period of history that this makes it difficult to define universal principles of good design''
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I wouldn't insert 'the' anywhere in this sentence, but I would re-write it thus: "What is regarded as attractive has changed in each period of history, that this which makes it difficult to define universal principles of good design'' However, if you insist on inserting 'the', then it would need to go before 'universal principles'.
- I wouldn't insert 'the' anywhere in this sentence, but I would re-write it thus: "What is regarded as attractive has changed in each period of history, that this which makes it difficult to define universal principles of good design'' However, if you insist on inserting 'the', then it would need to go before 'universal principles'.
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I wouldn't insert 'the' anywhere in this sentence, but I would re-write it thus:
"What is regarded as attractive has changed in each period of history,that this which makes it difficult to define universal principles of good design''
However, if you insist on inserting 'the', then it would need to go before 'universal principles'.
"What is regarded as attractive has changed in each period of history,
However, if you insist on inserting 'the', then it would need to go before 'universal principles'.
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