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Is there any difference between modal and auxiliary? | 's vs of (The scenery of the village vs. The village's scenery)

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#16 (permalink) Sat Nov 24, 2007 17:47 pm "in a sense that" v. "in the sense that"

lost_soul wrote:

Hi, Tom
Saying "Cheney should have said..." did you imply that Cheney had made a grammar mistake ?

if he actually did say "in a sense...", then yes, he made a mistake.

but "the" and "a" can be difficult to tell apart sometimes... i'd want to hear the quote first. But that notwithstanding, if he said "a", he made a mistake. He went on to explain that sense, so "the" was the proper article to use.
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#17 (permalink) Sat Nov 24, 2007 19:43 pm "in a sense that" v. "in the sense that"

prezbucky wrote:

but "the" and "a" can be difficult to tell apart sometimes... .

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#18 (permalink) Mon Dec 03, 2007 7:42 am "in a sense that" v. "in the sense that"

Thank you, Amy, for your time and effort and same to the other helpful contributors. Regards, Richard.

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