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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
A fan Or The Fan Of
Hello everyone,
Is either "a fan" or "the fan" correct in the following sentences?
Eg a. I'm a fan of Barcelona.
Eg b. I'm the fan of Barcelona.
Eg c. I'm a fan of you.
Eg d. I'm the fan of you.
Regards,
JA
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the fan of Barcelona sounds like Barcelona has only one fan. a fan of Barcelona sounds like one of many fans, which is what you mean. Idiomatic English is eg I'm a fan of you yours.
- the fan of Barcelona sounds like Barcelona has only one fan.
- a fan of Barcelona sounds like one of many fans, which is what you mean.
- Idiomatic English is eg I'm a fan of you yours.
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the fan of Barcelona sounds like Barcelona has only one fan.
a fan of Barcelona sounds like one of many fans, which is what you mean.
Idiomatic English is eg I'm a fan of you yours.
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