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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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I have noticed an improvement/progress.
I am taking some new classes on French, and I've noticed an improvement/a progress.
For a start, do both improvement and progress fit well in the above text?
Second, are "an" and "a" optional? Thanks.
For a start, do both improvement and progress fit well in the above text?
Second, are "an" and "a" optional? Thanks.
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Use these: I am taking some new classes in French, and I've noticed an/some improvement // some progress. g. pronunciation)
- Use these: I am taking some new classes in French, and I've noticed an/some improvement // some progress.
- g.
- pronunciation)
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Use these:
I am taking some new classes in French, and I've noticed an/some improvement // some progress.
The only difference is that 'an improvement' tends to point to a particular, limited improvement (e.g. pronunciation)
I am taking some new classes in French, and I've noticed an/some improvement // some progress.
The only difference is that 'an improvement' tends to point to a particular, limited improvement (e.g. pronunciation)
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