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Ankkurr Posted 15 years ago
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Dear friends please solve a problem of mine:
i heard a person saying"after doing an MBA i went to london"
why did he use "an MBA" here, is it important to use an before a degree.According to me he should have said after doing MBA............London.
i heard a person saying"after doing an MBA i went to london"
why did he use "an MBA" here, is it important to use an before a degree.According to me he should have said after doing MBA............London.
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Yes you "do A degree". You normally keep that indefinite article, even if you are referring to that degree by name.
- Yes you "do A degree".
- You normally keep that indefinite article, even if you are referring to that degree by name.
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Yes you "do A degree". You normally keep that indefinite article, even if you are referring to that degree by name.
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