It's perfectly correct- you can use 'the' with a singular or a plural noun.![]()
It's a sentence in my English textbook.
"You mean American football has the same rules as rugby?"
I can understand it's meaning, but I troubled that plural "rules" gather with "The".
Is there a case an article and a plural are existing at the some time? or merely mistake?
Thank you for advice.
It's perfectly correct- you can use 'the' with a singular or a plural noun.![]()
I see. For some reason, I have misunderstood that "the" only can use for singular.
Thank you a lot.
No problem.![]()