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22:33 Nov 15, 2004 |
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| Selected response from: Neil Phillipson Local time: 19:34 | |||
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4 +4 | If these events occur and the client has notifed the contractor,... |
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If these events occur and the client has notifed the contractor,... Explanation: NOTE: The article is sometimes left out because speakers of English understand automatically know it is there. It is to make the sentence shorter (less words) and so is quicker to read and write. That is why in the website you give us (for speakers of English), they are missed out. BUT, for good writing in english we should include them WHERE they need to be included. AND there are rules. If you want to know more, do an Internet search for 'English Grammar definite article' or 'Indefinite article' To help you with your sentence: "If these events occur and the client has notifed the contractor,..." Please tell us what you need in your question and we will try to help you. I hope it helps, Neil. |
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