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No, it is the distinction between definite, indefinite and no article at all. Coming from a language that has no articles at all, it was by far the hardest thi
by hamilyon2 6y ago
No, it is the distinction between definite, indefinite and no article at all.
Coming from a language that has no articles at all, it was by far the hardest thing to learn.
Hard rules about where you should and shouldn't put articles are few. The rest is pure feeling and experience.
- ghaff 6y agoYeah, as a native English speaker. Articles are among the many things I often tweak when I do a final pass through something I've written. And, if you were looking over my shoulder and asked "Why?" about the changes, a lot of the time I'd probably shrug and say "It sounds better" or "It flows better."