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BoSsSy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
"a part of" vs "part of"
Is there difference between "a part of" and "part of" ?
For example:
"It is part of a routine or habit."
"It is a part of a routine or habit."
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The only difference is the use of an article "a". The sentence without the article is not natural English.
- The only difference is the use of an article "a".
- The sentence without the article is not natural English.
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The only difference is the use of an article "a". The sentence without the article is not natural English.
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