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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"a" necessary in this case?
There's a bumper-to-bumper traffic.
In this sentence, is the article 'a' necessary or should be said "There's bumper-to-bumper traffic." without it?
Thank you.
In this sentence, is the article 'a' necessary or should be said "There's bumper-to-bumper traffic." without it?
Thank you.
Top answer
" Traffic is not countable.
- " Traffic is not countable.
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AnonymousThere's a bumper-to-bumper traffic.If you want to describe the traffic which is the subject, you may say something like the following:
* Bumper-to-bumper traffic during the commute hours is a common sight on this stretch of interstate...
But as GG already explained, you can't count traffic as you do with countable
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