“She is Mr. Rochester’s ward; he commissioned me to find a governess for her. He intended to have her brought up in – shire, I believe. Here she comes, with her ‘bonne,’ as she calls her nurse.” The enigma then was explained: this affable and kind little widow was no great dame; but a dependant … Read more
Which one is more correct: "The brand new album of one of the most favorite groups of mine." "A brand new album of one of the most favorite groups of mine." To me, the first one sounds more correct. Answer As Jim mentioned in his answer, there is not enough context to determine a “correct” … Read more
I’m writing an academic article and using a phrase “sensor fusion”. Whenever I Google this phrase it is without “the”, what I personally intend to use. The only explanation I found is that some common types of nouns don’t take an article; such as the names of academic subjects: mathematics, biology, history, computer science. But … Read more
Consider the following exchange: A: How are you getting to Seoul? B: I’m taking the train. Note B’s use of the. Usually, we use the when the listener knows which one. So, why doesn’t B say a? Answer This is just an hypothesis, but I think it may have something to do with operating according … Read more
