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Mr. Tom Posted 8 years ago
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I am sorry it's such late notice, but...

Hi

Do I need a before late notice?

(man inviting his friend to a dinner party)

I am sorry it's such late notice, but I was not sure if...

I am sorry it's such a late notice, but I was not sure if...

Thanks,

Tom

  

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No. If you use 'a' then you are specifying which particular 'notice' you're referring to, and that's not what you mean. 'Such late notice' is correct.

— David Hatton

  • No.
  • If you use 'a' then you are specifying which particular 'notice' you're referring to, and that's not what you mean.
  • 'Such late notice' is correct.
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No. If you use 'a' then you are specifying which particular 'notice' you're referring to, and that's not what you mean. 'Such late notice' is correct.

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