English Language & Usage Asked by gamasexual on August 23, 2021
Let’s imagine that you are browsing a list of games and stumble across a game called Wheelie 6. You’ve never heard of it before and have never played the previous five games.
Wheelie is back… in the past! Help him travel through (a|the) fantasy land and rescue (a|the) princess from (an|the) evil car wizard.
What articles do you expect to see in the sentence above considering that Wheelie has never been to fantasy lands before, has never rescued any princess, and has never encountered evil wizards?
Can "a" and "the" be interchangeable in this case?
For me, as a non-native speaker, "a" fits better since the land/princess/wizard was a new piece of information for me at the time when I first read the description, and the context is way too thin to "define" all of them with "the".
For some reason, though, the original description (I found it on Google Play) has "the" in front of all of the aforementioned nouns. It bugs me. Please, help me understand.
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