Wolfheart Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
... of something
Should I use the article "the" before the word before "of" in this sentence or in general. Here's the example (scientific text):
The aim of the measurements was to detect possible changes in the electric conductivity of fracture-specific water.
or
The aim of the measurements was to detect possible changes in electric conductivity of fracture-specific water.
Which one is correct or are they both wrong? Thanks!
The aim of the measurements was to detect possible changes in the electric conductivity of fracture-specific water.
or
The aim of the measurements was to detect possible changes in electric conductivity of fracture-specific water.
Which one is correct or are they both wrong? Thanks!
Top answer
1st is OK
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I do not think that "the" is required before fracture-specific water.
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