Gość: kpk
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24.11.08, 12:46
Hi Jonathan!
I already know basic rules when to use "a" or "the" before a noun. However
could you explain to me please, when can I omit both "a" and "the" before a
countable noun?
There is one more thing i'd like to ask you. I give you two examples of the
sentence:
1. Cakes taste better after dinner.
2. Cakes better taste after dinner.
What is the correct place in a sentence for word better. Of course I ask for a
rule. What is the place in sentences for adjectives.
Thank you!
rgds
kpk