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I saw the book you lost under the table. | I saw a white unbrella |
I want to buy the car John just sold. | I want to buy a car. |
I apply to the school. | I had a dish of spaghetti for lunch |
3. Use "the", when you want to mention about something you already said or
mentioned.
-- I told you that the book is on the table.
-- The man I told you yesterday was dead already.
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