“There is undoubtedly a wider societal aspect to this, perhaps in how members of the public and others are raising issues with regulators generally.”
I read the above at chemist and druggist.
Please explain the use of "a" before "wider societal..." and the construction "there is" in the context.
). A determiner must be added to make it complete. Thus, " a wider societal aspect".
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JigneshbharatiPlease explain the use of "a" before "wider societal..."
"wider societal aspect" is not complete because it has a singular countable noun (aspect) and no determiner ('a', 'the', 'my', 'this', ...). A determiner must be added to make it complete. Thus, "a wider societal aspect".
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