In Definite articles^x, Colons^x

Thanks. I believe where an indefinite article may be used, the use of 'one' is justifiable too. My use of colon is acceptable too. 'Possibly' emphasise the degree of the probability. I was particularly interested in the use of modals. Thank you once more.

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Hi Pieanne, I don't think you need the definite article. Think I'd go with "traditional manner", I think 'more' is redundant. I'm wondering about the colon; ( the punctuation mark, not the other sort!) A full stop might be better, or perhaps it was a typo.