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MeggPhaggSioux Posted 15 years ago
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EQUAL PART(S)
"He is equal part(s) (a) student, (a) teacher, and (an) athlete."
Which of the "s", "a", "an" are necessary/unnecessary?
Which of the "s", "a", "an" are necessary/unnecessary?
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He is equal part(s) (a) student, (a) teacher, and (an) athlete. ^ ^ ^ ^ N O O O N - necessary O - optional CJ
- He is equal part(s) (a) student, (a) teacher, and (an) athlete.
- ^ ^ ^ ^ N O O O N - necessary O - optional CJ
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He is equal part(s) (a) student, (a) teacher, and (an) athlete.
^ ^ ^ ^
N O O O
N - necessary
O - optional
CJ
^ ^ ^ ^
N O O O
N - necessary
O - optional
CJ
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