3 - OK
4 - I wouldn't use the word "specific" like this. I'd write this sentence like this:
He goes to the Adamston Academy to take French, guitar, and advanced math courses.
5 - I would not write this sentence this way; it's quite awkward. I'd write this:
He goes to an academy to take French, guitar, and advanced math courses.
Thank you for your help.
3. He goes to the academy to take three subjects.
4. He goes to the specific academy to take three subjects. [specific]
5. He goes to the academy in general to take three subjects. [in generic use]
[What about #3? Does #3 mean #4 or #5?]
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I appreciate your help.
3. He goes to the academy to take three subjects.
[What about 'the academy' in #3? Does 'the acdemy' in generic use? Or does 'the academy' mean the academy which the speaker and hearer know already?]
3. He goes to the academy to take three subjects.
[What about 'the academy' in #3? Does 'the acdemy' in generic use? Or does 'the academy' mean the academy which the speaker and hearer know already?]
Yes, your second version of #3 is fine.