In Definite articles^x, Resume^x

Loojka wrote: Anonymous wrote:Good morning, everybody! I hope you are all well...Could some please check that I've used 'does' and 'do' correctly?Thanks(A) What benefits does this theory have? - OK(B) What benefits do these theories have? - OK(C) What elements does rational choice have? (One...

Hi, I was looking at the Collins Cobuild Compact English Learner's Dictionary for its explanation and example sentences accompanying its explanation, of the term N-PROPER, which I presume is referring to a proper noun. An example on the proper noun 'Senate' went like this: Senate: All of the...

Your additions of the definite article can certainly be correct in context, as you said-- but if the questions are stand-alone, then the test taker cannot presume outside context, and the answers of these isolated questions could only be at university and for dinner.Does that help?

I presume you mean no indefinite article 'a' either, Elviajero? That leaves us with: (1) unspecified plurals: 'I love cats'; (2) nouns modified by a possessive, demonstrative, quantifier, etc: 'some/my/this/those cat/cats. They are likely to be some other cases that I have forgotten.