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26 Dec 2017
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I have a sports day.
I have sports day.
Which one is right?
I have a sports day.
I have sports day.
Which one is right?
I have sports day.
Which one is right?
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Not clear. What is the context?
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I have a sports day ; an indefinite/ definite article has to be placed in context
- English (US)
you don't need an article ("I have basketball practice" sounds fine...). I just don't know what a sports day is. are you playing or watching? is it personal or a school event etc?
我没听过 sports day 这个词，就是什么东西？
我没听过 sports day 这个词，就是什么东西？
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