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Englishnewbie Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
a good student and athelete
Hi,
Should it be
He is a good student and athlete.
or
He is a good student and a good athlete.
I think it is the first one, but there are TWO things following "a."
Can you tell which is correct and WHY?
Thank you.
Should it be
He is a good student and athlete.
or
He is a good student and a good athlete.
I think it is the first one, but there are TWO things following "a."
Can you tell which is correct and WHY?
Thank you.
Top answer
Both are grammatically correct, but I would use the second one just to be sure, because 'student' and 'athlete' involve completely different skills. CJ
- Both are grammatically correct, but I would use the second one just to be sure, because 'student' and 'athlete' involve completely different skills.
- CJ
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Both are grammatically correct, but I would use the second one just to be sure, because 'student' and 'athlete' involve completely different skills.
CJ
CJ
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