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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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In the following sentence, is it correct to provide an indefinite article 'a' just before the word 'reference', or should it be omitted?
In text, each citation, that is, a reference number should be enclosed in square brackets.
Thanks heaps.
In text, each citation, that is, a reference number should be enclosed in square brackets.
Thanks heaps.
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So this is the sentence in question: In text, each citation, that is, a reference number should be enclosed in square brackets.
- So this is the sentence in question: In text, each citation, that is, a reference number should be enclosed in square brackets.
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So this is the sentence in question:
In text, each citation, that is, a reference number should be enclosed in square brackets.
In text, each citation, that is, a reference number should be enclosed in square brackets.
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