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""I'm here because I think there was hardly anybody else in contemporary life who could put ideas of socialism in as accessible a way as Tony Benn," said 60-year-old veteran Chris Stratham." [From the Guardian.]
Is the determiner "a" in the phrase as accessible a way as Tony Benn put there for emphasis?
Thank you.
""I'm here because I think there was hardly anybody else in contemporary life who could put ideas of socialism in as accessible a way as Tony Benn," said 60-year-old veteran Chris Stratham." [From the Guardian.]
Is the determiner "a" in the phrase as accessible a way as Tony Benn put there for emphasis?
Thank you.
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Anonymous Is the determiner "a" in the phrase as accessible a way as Tony Benn put there for emphasis? No; it is necessary because 'way' is a singular countable noun.
- Anonymous Is the determiner "a" in the phrase as accessible a way as Tony Benn put there for emphasis?
- No; it is necessary because 'way' is a singular countable noun.
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AnonymousIs the determiner "a" in the phrase as accessible a way as Tony Benn put there for emphasis?No; it is necessary because 'way' is a singular countable noun.
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