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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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A priori
Hello teachers,
Can we use articles before 'a priori' as in: you need an a priori understanding of this. Or is 'a priori' used without any article whatsoever?
REgards,
Can we use articles before 'a priori' as in: you need an a priori understanding of this. Or is 'a priori' used without any article whatsoever?
REgards,
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'A priori' in your sentence is an adjective and does not govern the article; the article is governed by the noun 'understanding'.
- 'A priori' in your sentence is an adjective and does not govern the article; the article is governed by the noun 'understanding'.
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'A priori' in your sentence is an adjective and does not govern the article; the article is governed by the noun 'understanding'.
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