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A: I'm very hungry.
B: Let's go to the restaurant then.

(In this sentence, what is the use of 'the' before 'restaurant'? Does it refer to the specific restaurant or is 'the' used in generic usage?)
13 years ago

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aggie
If "the" is used, it is more specific. If "a" is used, then it is more generic.
13 years ago

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