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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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I'm a philanthropist. - We can't tell from this sentence is someone is a male or a female, right?
Do I need the article "a" before the words "male" and "female"?
Do I have to put the article "a" before the words "male" and "female"?
Could you answer the question above and tell me which question is better in this case?
Do I need the article "a" before the words "male" and "female"?
Do I have to put the article "a" before the words "male" and "female"?
Could you answer the question above and tell me which question is better in this case?
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I'm a philanthropist. - We can't tell from this sentence whether the speaker is someone is a male or a female, right? Yes, right.
- I'm a philanthropist.
- - We can't tell from this sentence whether the speaker is someone is a male or a female, right?
- Yes, right.
- Do I need the article "a" before the words "male" and "female"?
- No.
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I'm a philanthropist. - We can't tell from this sentence whether the speaker is someone is a male or a female, right? Yes, right.
Do I need the article "a" before the words "male" and "female"? No.
Do I have to put the article "a" before the words "male" and "female"? No.
Could you answer the questions above and tell me wh
Do I need the article "a" before the words "male" and "female"? No.
Do I have to put the article "a" before the words "male" and "female"? No.
Could you answer the questions above and tell me wh
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Oh, I made a terrible mistake in the first question. But, what's the difference between "have" and "need" in the other questions? Thanks.
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