Hi,
1. Nintendo is popular among school children.
2. Latin dancing is popular among the college students.
Should it be "the school children"?
Thanks
In American English, using the in either of your sentences would sound awkward and unusual.
Thank you mykwyner.![]()
The second sentence is from a book on prepositions.
The first sentence is what I intuitively said. But when I
was given the reference of the second sentence, doubt arose
in my mind.![]()
If you're talking in general, then I see no need for the article.
OK. Thanks tdol.![]()