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Sb70012 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
I have a book and a pencil case.
1. I have a book and pencil case.
2. I have a book and a pencil case.
Hi,
I think both are correct and have the same meaning. Yes?
I'm asking this to be sure if it's OK to use just one "a" in #1.
Thank you.
2. I have a book and a pencil case.
Hi,
I think both are correct and have the same meaning. Yes?
I'm asking this to be sure if it's OK to use just one "a" in #1.
Thank you.
Top answer
" Otherwise, #2 is the correct form.
- " Otherwise, #2 is the correct form.
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I would accept #1 if they're being viewed as one "parcel." Otherwise, #2 is the correct form.
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