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Mean vs think | Be-to infinitive (why used here)

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#1 (permalink) Sun May 25, 2008 14:45 pm with or without "the"?

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Nigerian English is irrelevant, by the way, because, like Arabic speakers, many Nigerians have problems with appropriate article usage (especially the indefinite article, but also the definite article) when they speak or write in English. (You're not really from Nigeria anyway, so you wouldn't exactly be the one to be talking about Nigerian English.)

In my country 'Articles' are considered to be the most difficult Grammar topic.
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