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Jigneshbharati Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

A business

Education industry is a business these days.
https://www.careerride.com/view/education-industry-is-a-business-these-days-1101.aspx
Please explain the use of "a" in "a business...".
Shouldn't it just "business"( no article) as I think the meaning of the noun "business" non count like a concept?

Business as a concept= no instances

Business = an individual instances , more than one , countable

  

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"a business" = a commercial enterprise/activity

  • "a business" = a commercial enterprise/activity
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"a business" = a commercial enterprise/activity

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