Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Definite article before proper holiday names
Hi,
Can we put the definite article before holiday names. I think Mr.M (I think it's him) told us something like we can put the indeinite article 'a' before them if we. if I could use this phrase, second-categorize the name like "a Father's Day without a loving heart toward your father is ...", but can we put 'the' before it if we do anything?
I think I have heard this being used with the definite article and without often. Why is that? Isn't that a proper name like "Teacher's Day"?
the Passover and Passover
Can we put the definite article before holiday names. I think Mr.M (I think it's him) told us something like we can put the indeinite article 'a' before them if we. if I could use this phrase, second-categorize the name like "a Father's Day without a loving heart toward your father is ...", but can we put 'the' before it if we do anything?
I think I have heard this being used with the definite article and without often. Why is that? Isn't that a proper name like "Teacher's Day"?
the Passover and Passover
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Hi, Can we put the definite article before holiday names. M (I think it's him) told us something like we can put the indeinite article 'a' before them if we. ", but can we put 'the' before it if we do anything?
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Hi,
Can we put the definite article before holiday names. I think Mr.M (I think it's him) told us something like we can put the indeinite article 'a' before them if we. if I could use this phrase, second-categorize the name like "a Father's Day without a loving heart toward your father is ...", but can we put 'the' before it if we do anything?
I think I have heard this being used wit
Can we put the definite article before holiday names. I think Mr.M (I think it's him) told us something like we can put the indeinite article 'a' before them if we. if I could use this phrase, second-categorize the name like "a Father's Day without a loving heart toward your father is ...", but can we put 'the' before it if we do anything?
I think I have heard this being used wit
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