WASHINGTON
— Melania Trump spoke about courage on Friday — what it is and why the world needs it.Her closely watched public appearance came a day after a former Playboy model told the world details of a 10-month affair the model says she had with a married Donald Trump a decade before he was elected president.
Hello,
Q1: Why is "a" needed in the sentence above I highlighted in red? A married Donald Trump refers to the incumbent American President Trump, correct? Who would care if he is a nobody named Donald Trump.
Q2: Can I recap the words as below:
A former Playboy model told the world that she had a 10-month affair with married Donald Trump before he was elected President.
The wording sounds winding to me, and I have read back and forth to understand it. Does the journalist try to avoid "libel", so s/he is very careful with the wording- the model says?
Q3: Do the words in red mean "Her public appearance drew much attention in the day after ...?
Can I say:
The closely watched news of trial came a day/ two days,/ a hour,etc? Does this make sense?
Thank you!
iclearwater Q1: Why is "a" needed in the sentence above I highlighted in red? A married Donald Trump refers to the incumbent American President Trump, correct? Who would care if he is a nobody named Donald Trump.
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iclearwaterQ1: Why is "a" needed in the sentence above I highlighted in red? A married Donald Trump refers to the incumbent American President Trump, correct? Who would care if he is a nobody named Donald Trump.
The meaning is like "... the model says she had with Donald Trump while he was married". This pattern, "a + adj. + person's name", is used to empha