You haven't used the indefinite articles ( a/an ). You have used two definite articles: 'Modifying the Design of the Components'. You cannot use ' a components ', if that is what you mean.

1. These people are the members of the Lee family. -- This seems to say those people are all the members of the Lee family and there are no others (if I am correct but I am not sure, though).-- All the members OR the members that were previously

Hi. Can you please confirm what I am saying in reference to the examples? 1. These people are the members of the Lee family. -- This seems to say those people are all the members of the Lee family and there are no others (if I am correct but

Hi again, Does your comment (response) indicate that the sentence could be seen as referencing all the people, that is all the people who had been moved to the northern area when the battle began? I don't think my sentence in my first post

Hi. Thank you, again. Does your comment (response) indicate that the sentence could be seen as referencing all the people, that is all the people who had been moved to the northern area when the battle began? I don't think my sentence in

Hi, How do you see the difference here? The enemies were people who had been moved to the northern area when the battle began. Not necessarily all such people. The enemies were the people who had been moved to the northern area

Hi. Thank you. How do you see the difference here? The enemies were (the?) people who had been moved to the northern area when the battle began.

Hi. Do you agree with what I said here with examples? eg, He met people who came to the meeting yesterday. - I think this means he met some people who came to the meeting yesterday but not all who came to the meeting that day. I think the

Whenever you say " a few of " (or " some of ", " a lot of ", etc) it has to be followed by one of the following: a definite article + plural noun phrase > the a plural object pronoun > us / you / them a

I know the tree way to express the general property of something. That is, 1) The ulna is a long bone, prismatic in form, placed at the medial side of the forearm , parallel with the radius . 2)An ulna is a long bone, prismatic in form,