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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
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For a landing
1. An airplane is coming in for landing.
2. An airplane is coming in for a landing.
Are the both forms correct?
2. An airplane is coming in for a landing.
Are the both forms correct?
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onizo Are the both forms correct? No; only #2.
- onizo Are the both forms correct?
- No; only #2.
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While 2 is possible, it's awkward. It would be simpler and more natural as: An airplane is coming in to land or, An airplane is landing.
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