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Hespoke to Lin on the telephone on Thursday afternoon. Ishall see him tomorrow morning.She was here yesterday afternoon
Itwas late evening. Itwas high noon. The adjectives early, late, broad and high do not describe any 4) In many cases the use of articles with nouns denoting parts a) In some prepositional phrases either the definite article or e.g. I would take pills at night to make me sleep quickly, but I Rain was now falling in sheets as it so often did before dawn. After midnight I walked to the beach with him, sad to see him b) There is no article with the nouns morning, day and dawn e.g. Day was breaking when we set out. The sky was overcast and dusk fell early. Dawn was breaking among the olives, silvering their still c) There is no article with nouns denoting parts of the day e.g. I went to Aunt Milly's house on Friday evening. Note. Compare: We met on Saturday night ('Мы встретились в прошлую суб- d) There is no article in the following phrases: all day {long) out, from morning till night, (to work) day and night, in the dead e) There is a tendency to use the nouns denoting parts of the e.g. He always woke up with the first sounds of morning. After the bombardment he couldn't recognize the street that Names of Seasons § 46. To this group of nouns belong: winter, spring, summer 1) The definite article is used with these nouns when reference is e.g. The summer was exceptionally trying in the town. The winter was very fine that year and we were very happy. But when these nouns are used as the subject to such com- e.g. (The) winter came early and unexpectedly with a heavy fall of snow. (The) summer was over but we had not heard from him yet. The same fluctuation is observed when names of seasons are e.g. (The) winter is very long here. (The) summer is a rainy season on the island. 2) The definite article is generally found when names of sea- Dave loves the winter. I liked the summer there, on account of the bathing, I think. Sole. Although the use of the definite article is the norm in this case, occa- 3) When names of seasons have a descriptive attribute and are e.g. We had a short summer. He had passed a sluggish winter and a lazy summer. 4) When names of seasons are used as predicatives they have e.g. It was summer and the place broke up in red flowers. However, when these nouns in their predicative function are "It was a remarkably fine autumn," she added. But the article is not used with names of seasons if they are e.g. It was early summer. 5) There is a great deal of fluctuation in the use of articles and after names of seasons may be used either with the definite e.g. The sun in (the) summer warms the skin, but in (the) winter Note. Note the following set phrases used adverbially: (to work) winter and Names of Meals § 47. The group includes the nouns: breakfast, lunch, dinner, 1) In the overwhelming majority of cases names of meals are e.g. Lunch is ready and we can go in. 2) The definite article is infrequent with names of meals. It is e.g. The supper was very different from the one of the evening be- very little. 3) The indefinite article is used when names of meals are mod- e.g. I'll try to give you a decent lunch. You can get a good supper here. As soon as he was dressed, he went into the library and sat 4) Occasionally, owing to a change of meaning, names of meals a) when they denote dinner party, tea party, etc. Both the defi- e.g. Fleur said: "We had a dinner last night." I was having a wash and a brush-up before starting out to go to the luncheon Elliot had invited me to. Each Friday night Mr March used to give a dinner to the en b) when they denote a portion. In this case the noun is used e.g. I have not enough money to buy a dinner at such an ex- Names of Diseases § 48. This group includes a considerable number of uncoun scarlet fever, cholera, diabetes, lumbago, cancer, diphtheria, tu- 1) Names of diseases are generally found without any article, e.g. The doctor said he had pneumonia and told him to keep warm. was scarlet fever. 2) The definite article may be used with names of diseases in a e.g. The family were sitting around watching TV, recovering from the flu. Note. Certain nouns which are not special medical terms are used to name dis-
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