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Jigneshbharati Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
A , the or nil article
All that you need is ---------- good night’s sleep.
The correct is "a" but if "sleep" is uncountable then I thought either you do not use an article or use the definite article. Could someone please explain the use in the given context using both the choice- a , the/nil.
The correct is "a" but if "sleep" is uncountable then I thought either you do not use an article or use the definite article. Could someone please explain the use in the given context using both the choice- a , the/nil.
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Only a is correct. It has nothing to do with sleep. It modifies night.
- Only a is correct.
- It has nothing to do with sleep.
- It modifies night.
- CB
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Only a is correct. It has nothing to do with sleep. It modifies night.
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