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| In a sentence like this: Here are some of the most popular legendary stories of < the????> Mid Autumn Festival. Do we need "the" in the above sentence? Thanks |
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| Here are some of the most popular legendary stories about the Mid-Autumn Festival. It's a specific Festival, so use 'the'. :D By the way, it would be more than helpful if you could subject your posts with words like 'the' or 'Do I need to use 'the' or 'Does Festival need 'the'', and so on. Also, do you have a name or a cute word you'd like to go by besides Helped Wanted? All the best, |
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| Thanks for your advice. The name " Helped Wanted" was typed in a rush when I did the registration. I've spotted it right after the registration was approved. I've tried to amend it but found that I was not able to do so! How tragic! T_T Is there any way I could amend it? Thanks ^o^ |
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| I'd leave it and think of it as having character. |
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