0Hi,02br 02br 00Every so often, I see phrases or sentences that contain what seem to be many different types nouns and fall into a state bewilderment as to why there are no articles. Should I just think of them as being used idiomatically and take them as such?02br 02br 00The activities explained with 01u00aims, age, range, and level 02u00clearly laid out.02br 02br 00For 01u00variety and effect02u00, a series that explains the main clause may appear ... 02br 02br 00I think all of them, if not most of them, are used to mean literally (i,e. if I interpreted correctly, how they appear in a dictionary) and to mean as people perceive them to mean other then by their definitional terms. 0-
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0 fall into a state 01b 00of 02b 00bewilderment02br 00 The activities 01b 00were02b 00 explained 0-
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0 fall into a state 01b 00of 02b 00bewilderment02br 00 The activities 01b 00were02b 00 explained 0-
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0 Hi Believer02br 02br 00Articles need not be used in 01i00lists02i00:02br 01i00There was a book, pen, pencil and eraser on the table.02br 02i02br 00CB 0-