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24-Sep-2005, 01:47
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 the use of "the" 1. People can buy clothes in the department. 2. People can buy clothes in departments. 3. People can buy clothes in a department. 4. People can buy clothes in the departments. Thank you. |
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24-Sep-2005, 02:17
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| Re: the use of "the" hello, people can buy clothes in the departments it is a general term,that is that you are saying that everybody can go to a clothes department and buy whatsoever he/she wants.People can buy clothes in departments is another way to say the same thing as the departments.People can buy clothes at a department is singular. bye Carlos |
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