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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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A nothing?
Hi. Is it correct to have the phrase "a nothing"? How about the phrase "a something"? Is it correct to have it in a sentence?
eg,
It is a nothing.
He is a something.
eg,
It is a nothing.
He is a something.
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I wouldn't use 'a'. Sarcastically, one could refer to an unloved fellow employee as 'a big nothing'.
- I wouldn't use 'a'.
- Sarcastically, one could refer to an unloved fellow employee as 'a big nothing'.
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I wouldn't use 'a'.
Sarcastically, one could refer to an unloved fellow employee as 'a big nothing'.
Sarcastically, one could refer to an unloved fellow employee as 'a big nothing'.
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