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02-Nov-2003, 15:13
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 A terrible person wanting help again!Sorry, please help! > The sentence here is: Here are some of the most popular legendary stories of < the ???> Mid Autumn Festival. Do we need "the" in the above sentence? Thanks again! T_T & @_@ |
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03-Nov-2003, 05:15
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| Yes, you need the definite article (the) there. You are talking about a specific festival when you talk about the Mid-Autumn Festival. :D |
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