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Moon7296 Posted 16 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
A/an + adjective + singular noun
1. It has been a magnificent 15 years of progress that ~
Is underlined part correct?
Should it be corrected like 'a magnificent 15 year progress' or 'magnificent 15 years of progress'?
It seems there's an execption or something I don't know about a/an + adjective + singular noun because I saw another sentence just like 1.
Is underlined part correct?
Should it be corrected like 'a magnificent 15 year progress' or 'magnificent 15 years of progress'?
It seems there's an execption or something I don't know about a/an + adjective + singular noun because I saw another sentence just like 1.
Top answer
a magnificent 15 years of progress = a period of magnificent 15 years of progress The article (a) is there because of the omitted word (period), not because of the "magnificent 15 years of progress".
- a magnificent 15 years of progress = a period of magnificent 15 years of progress The article (a) is there because of the omitted word (period), not because of the "magnificent 15 years of progress".
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a magnificent 15 years of progress = a period of magnificent 15 years of progress
The article (a) is there because of the omitted word (period), not because of the "magnificent 15 years of progress".
The article (a) is there because of the omitted word (period), not because of the "magnificent 15 years of progress".
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