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Coolguy01 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Can somebody please correct this for me?
Hey Friends,
Is the use of "a" appropriate in the following context?
A: Have you completed your program?
B: Yes, I think I'm eligible for the benefits now?
A: You have to be enrolled in one (program) to get the benefits.
B: Really? So, I have to get enrolled in a / another program now!
Would "a" be correct as well?
Thank you!
Is the use of "a" appropriate in the following context?
A: Have you completed your program?
B: Yes, I think I'm eligible for the benefits now?
A: You have to be enrolled in one (program) to get the benefits.
B: Really? So, I have to get enrolled in a / another program now!
Would "a" be correct as well?
Thank you!
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Hey Friends,Is the use of "a" appropriate in the following context? A: Have you completed your program? B: Yes, I think I'm eligible for the benefits now ?
- Hey Friends,Is the use of "a" appropriate in the following context?
- A: Have you completed your program?
- B: Yes, I think I'm eligible for the benefits now ?
- (not a question) A: You have to be enrolled in one (program) to get the benefits.
- B: Really?
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Hey Friends,Is the use of "a" appropriate in the following context?
A: Have you completed your program?
B: Yes, I think I'm eligible for the benefits now? (not a question)
A: You have to be enrolled in one (program) to get the benefits.
B: Really? So, I have to get enrolled in a / another program now!
A: Have you completed your program?
B: Yes, I think I'm eligible for the benefits now? (not a question)
A: You have to be enrolled in one (program) to get the benefits.
B: Really? So, I have to get enrolled in a / another program now!
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