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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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A too big foot

John's foot is too big

Is "John has a too big foot" correct?
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I assume both his feet are pretty much the same size. Say: John's feet are too big. However, if you use 'too' in a sentence with an adjective and a singular countable noun, the indefinite article is placed after the adjective : It was too difficult a question.

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  • I assume both his feet are pretty much the same size.
  • Say: John's feet are too big.
  • However, if you use 'too' in a sentence with an adjective and a singular countable noun, the indefinite article is placed after the adjective : It was too difficult a question.
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I assume both his feet are pretty much the same size. Say: John's feet are too big. However, if you use 'too' in a sentence with an adjective and a singular countable noun, the indefinite article is placed after the adjective: It was too difficult a
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