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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Bright future or a bright future
Hello everyone,
Is "bright future" with the indefinite and without indefinite article possible?as follows:
1. His country will have a bright future.
2. His country will have bright future.
3. His children will have a bright future.
Regards,
JA
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An article is required. The children of the wealthy have a bright future. (present) After he gets a secure, high-paying job, his children will have a bright future.
- An article is required.
- The children of the wealthy have a bright future.
- (present) After he gets a secure, high-paying job, his children will have a bright future.
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An article is required.
The children of the wealthy have a bright future. (present)
After he gets a secure, high-paying job, his children will have a bright future. (future.)
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