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29 Nov 2020
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Which article should I put before A/THE 'exact moment'?
Which article should I put before A/THE 'exact moment'?
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It depends on your context, but you could also say, "An exact moment,"
"Was there an exact moment when you knew you two would get married?"
"Know one knows the exact moment they will die."
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