Remove grammatical mistakes: The passenger could have pulled the emergency himself instead of notifying the conductor.
The's father is a very good man, and the's father is a good man.
- The's father is a good man.
- The's father is a good man.
- The's father is a good man.
- The's father is a good man.
- The's father is a good man.
- The's father is a good man.
- The's father is a good man.
- The
The, however, is a noun, so the sentence is correct.
- The, however, is a noun, so the sentence is incorrect.
- The, however, is a noun, so the sentence is incorrect.
- The two sentences are grammatically correct.
- The two sentences are grammatically incorrect.
- The two sentences are grammatically correct.
- The two sentences are grammatically incorrect.
- The two sentences are grammatically incorrect.