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Palinkasocsi Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
A (?) high exam pass rate
Dear Friends,
I wonder if I need the indefinite article in the following:
This language school attracts people with the promise of a high exam pass rate.?
Thank you.
Palinkasocsi
I wonder if I need the indefinite article in the following:
This language school attracts people with the promise of a high exam pass rate.?
Thank you.
Palinkasocsi
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Hi, I wonder if I need the indefinite article in the following: This language school attracts people with the promise of a high exam pass rate. Yes, say 'a' if you want to say that. Personally, I find it a rather awkward phrase.
- Hi, I wonder if I need the indefinite article in the following: This language school attracts people with the promise of a high exam pass rate.
- Yes, say 'a' if you want to say that.
- Personally, I find it a rather awkward phrase.
- One reason is that it is not clear who has this rate, the individual student or the school itself.
- I'd consider something like this.
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Hi,
I wonder if I need the indefinite article in the following:
This language school attracts people with the promise of a high exam pass rate.?
Yes, say 'a' if you want to say that.
Personally, I find it a rather awkward phrase. One reason is that it is not clear who has this rate, the individual student or the school itself.
I wonder if I need the indefinite article in the following:
This language school attracts people with the promise of a high exam pass rate.?
Yes, say 'a' if you want to say that.
Personally, I find it a rather awkward phrase. One reason is that it is not clear who has this rate, the individual student or the school itself.
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