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Aramahosi Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Yet in an interrogative sentence etc.

"At midnight in Korea on December 29th, MBLAQ's comeback teaser was finally released through J. Tune Entertainment's official youtube channel!"

1)Isn't the definite article needed prior to midnight? Because midnight is the only one midnight on 12/29/2010.

"Prior to this, a representative from J.Tune Entertainment expressed, “We are very happy that there is so much anticipation for MBLAQ’s teaser. You will be able to see an artful performance in the video. There will be some transformations to each member’s image such as changes in hairstyle."

2)If see is exchanged for watch, does the change of nuance or meaning in the sentence occur?

3)transformations to each member’s image=transformations of each member’s image

4)Can you insert "their" between in and hairstyle?

"Are you intrigued yet? Check out the teaser below and find out for yourself!"

5)Can you paraphrase yet into always in the sentence?

Thanks in advance:)
  

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aramahosi "At midnight in Korea on December 29th, ... 1)Isn't the definite article needed prior to midnight? No.

— CalifJim

  • aramahosi "At midnight in Korea on December 29th, ...
  • 1)Isn't the definite article needed prior to midnight?
  • No.
  • at midnight is a fixed expression.
  • It doesn't change.
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aramahosi"At midnight in Korea on December 29th, ...
1)Isn't the definite article needed prior to midnight?
No. at midnight is a fixed expression. It doesn't change.
aramahosiYou will be able to see an artful performance in the video. ...
2)If see is exchanged for watch, does the
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