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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

(a) part

Oceans are (a) part of the world.

Ryan is (a) part of my life.

Rolling a dice is (a) part of the game.

Is a needed before part? I have seen some sentences with and some without.

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Not necessary, but can add emphasis. nb "dice" is a plural noun = Rolling dice is [a] part of the game

— Feebs11

  • Not necessary, but can add emphasis.
  • nb "dice" is a plural noun = Rolling dice is [a] part of the game
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Not necessary, but can add emphasis.

nb "dice" is a plural noun = Rolling dice is [a] part of the game
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Feebs11Not necessary, but can add emphasis.

nb "dice" is a plural noun = Rolling dice is [a] part of the game
Let's say the game uses only one die. Do you say, "Rolling a die is part of the game"?
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New2grammar
Feebs11Not necessary, but can add emphasis.

nb "dice" is a plural noun = Rolling dice is [a] part of the game
Let's say the game uses only one die. Do you say, "Rolling a die is part of the game"?

A dice is a small cube which has between one and six spots or numbers on its sides, and which
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