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Englishnewbie Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
A XXX ? To refer to one person.
In Blade runner,
"Tyrell himself was a genius engineer and programmer."
Is this grammatically correct to use "a" before TWO things (engineer and programmer)? I assume "genius" refers to "genius engineer" and "genius programmer."
Thank you!
"Tyrell himself was a genius engineer and programmer."
Is this grammatically correct to use "a" before TWO things (engineer and programmer)? I assume "genius" refers to "genius engineer" and "genius programmer."
Thank you!
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englishnewbie s this grammatically correct to use "a" before TWO things (engineer and programmer)? " englishnewbie Is this grammatically correct to use "a" before TWO things (engineer and programmer)? Yes.
- englishnewbie s this grammatically correct to use "a" before TWO things (engineer and programmer)?
- " englishnewbie Is this grammatically correct to use "a" before TWO things (engineer and programmer)?
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- " That is a reasonable assumption, but the structure does not necessitate that interpretation: She was a dynamic CEO and mother of three.
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englishnewbies this grammatically correct to use "a" before TWO things (engineer and programmer)? I assume "genius" refers to "genius engineer" and "genius programmer."
englishnewbieIs this grammatically correct to use "a" before TWO things (engineer and programmer)?Yes.
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