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user 21971
For questions about "The", the only definite article used in English.
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"I don't have the time to cook" or "I don't have time to cook"?
Should I say:
I do not have the time.
Or
I do not have time.
Which option is the correct one? If both are correct, is there any difference in meaning or other difference between them?
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