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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
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Are 'a' and 'one's' correctly used in the sentence?

Are 'a' and 'one's' correctly used in the sentence?

A proper nutrition forms a major part of one's healthy lifestyle.

  

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'nutrition' is a non-count noun, so 'a' is not possible. The idiomatic version is Proper nutrition forms a major part of a healthy lifestyle. CJ

— CalifJim

  • 'nutrition' is a non-count noun, so 'a' is not possible.
  • The idiomatic version is Proper nutrition forms a major part of a healthy lifestyle.
  • CJ
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'nutrition' is a non-count noun, so 'a' is not possible.

The idiomatic version is

Proper nutrition forms a major part of a healthy lifestyle.

CJ

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