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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
A topic or issue???
Please look at the following sentence.
Your Say, published every Friday,enables readers to express opinions on a topic or issue raised by the editor.
There is no article before "issue".
I think the meaning of issue is definitely different from that of "topic".
Then, does "a topic or issue" means one thing?
Thank you for your answer in advance.
Your Say, published every Friday,enables readers to express opinions on a topic or issue raised by the editor.
There is no article before "issue".
I think the meaning of issue is definitely different from that of "topic".
Then, does "a topic or issue" means one thing?
Thank you for your answer in advance.
Top answer
'A topic or issue' - 'a topic or (an) issue.
- 'A topic or issue' - 'a topic or (an) issue.
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In the case " a banana or an apple", we can't omit the second article.
but in that case " a topic or (an) issue", can we omit the second article? Could you teach me a little bit more? Thank you for your answer in advance.
but in that case " a topic or (an) issue", can we omit the second article? Could you teach me a little bit more? Thank you for your answer in advance.
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