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Which determiner could be used before the noun house to refer to a specific​ house? A. no B. every C. any D. that
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Which determiner could be used before the noun house to refer to a specific​ house?

A.
no
B.
every
C.
any
D.
that

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The answer is D. That is the only one that would work
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