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Marold Posted 11 years ago
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"While touring a brewery, I found my soulmate because of pizza." - there were two different people (a girl and boy) who found themselves because of the same print depicting a pizza.

I have a question. Why did they not include the indefinite article in front of the word "pizza" in the sentence above? Is it because we are not talking about one specific pizza, but we are talking about pizzas in general?

Thanks in advance for clarifying this point.

  

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Yes, it's referring to pizza (as a food) in general. However, it's a strange sentence because breweries are normally associated with beer, not pizza!

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  • Yes, it's referring to pizza (as a food) in general.
  • However, it's a strange sentence because breweries are normally associated with beer, not pizza!
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Yes, it's referring to pizza (as a food) in general.

However, it's a strange sentence because breweries are normally associated with beer, not pizza!
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