Which of the two options is correct?
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how to get to the station which is located at the end of the city
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how to get to a station which is located at the end of the city
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Сan you please explain how the options are correct and why?
how to get to the station which is located at the end of the city
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how to get to a station which is located at the end of the city
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They are both correct. What are you trying to express?
– Jason Bassford
13 hours ago
Well, for example, I want to ask this question to a passer-by to get to this station
– Boyep
13 hours ago
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If you mean a particular station (one that you've already identified), then use the. If it doesn't matter which station (it can be any of them), then use a.
– Jason Bassford
13 hours ago
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Сan you please explain how the options are correct and why?
how to get to the station which is located at the end of the city
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how to get to a station which is located at the end of the city
articles
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Сan you please explain how the options are correct and why?
how to get to the station which is located at the end of the city
or
how to get to a station which is located at the end of the city
articles
articles
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They are both correct. What are you trying to express?
– Jason Bassford
13 hours ago
Well, for example, I want to ask this question to a passer-by to get to this station
– Boyep
13 hours ago
1
If you mean a particular station (one that you've already identified), then use the. If it doesn't matter which station (it can be any of them), then use a.
– Jason Bassford
13 hours ago
add a comment |
They are both correct. What are you trying to express?
– Jason Bassford
13 hours ago
Well, for example, I want to ask this question to a passer-by to get to this station
– Boyep
13 hours ago
1
If you mean a particular station (one that you've already identified), then use the. If it doesn't matter which station (it can be any of them), then use a.
– Jason Bassford
13 hours ago
They are both correct. What are you trying to express?
– Jason Bassford
13 hours ago
They are both correct. What are you trying to express?
– Jason Bassford
13 hours ago
Well, for example, I want to ask this question to a passer-by to get to this station
– Boyep
13 hours ago
Well, for example, I want to ask this question to a passer-by to get to this station
– Boyep
13 hours ago
1
1
If you mean a particular station (one that you've already identified), then use the. If it doesn't matter which station (it can be any of them), then use a.
– Jason Bassford
13 hours ago
If you mean a particular station (one that you've already identified), then use the. If it doesn't matter which station (it can be any of them), then use a.
– Jason Bassford
13 hours ago
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They are both correct. What are you trying to express?
– Jason Bassford
13 hours ago
Well, for example, I want to ask this question to a passer-by to get to this station
– Boyep
13 hours ago
1
If you mean a particular station (one that you've already identified), then use the. If it doesn't matter which station (it can be any of them), then use a.
– Jason Bassford
13 hours ago