harrylynn
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I read it in one of my text book that "He's waiting for the results of tests" and it got me thinking shouldn't it be "He's waiting for the results of the tests".
Will putting "the" in front of "tests" would make the sentence grammatically incorrect? Appreciated if I were given some examples on the usage on this grammar structure. Thanks a lot
the results of tests (according to the book)
the results of the tests (since both the listener and speaker know which tests, shouldn't we put "the" in front of tests)
results of the tests (is it possible to omit "the" in front of results ?? just like the book omit "the" in front of the tests)
results of tests (I'm not sure if this make sense, just trying to figure out would this one be grammatically correct too)
Thanks a lot for any pointers to all the teachers.
Will putting "the" in front of "tests" would make the sentence grammatically incorrect? Appreciated if I were given some examples on the usage on this grammar structure. Thanks a lot
the results of tests (according to the book)
the results of the tests (since both the listener and speaker know which tests, shouldn't we put "the" in front of tests)
results of the tests (is it possible to omit "the" in front of results ?? just like the book omit "the" in front of the tests)
results of tests (I'm not sure if this make sense, just trying to figure out would this one be grammatically correct too)
Thanks a lot for any pointers to all the teachers.