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JKBelieve Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
income of sorts?
"Aren't transfer payments also an income of sorts?"
In the above sentence, could I change the last 'an income of sorts' into 'income of sorts' thereby making the sentence
"Aren't transfer payments also income of sorts?"
How about if I changed the sentence this way
"Aren't transfer payments also a type of income?"
and lastly how about this?
"Aren't transfer payments also a type of an income?"
I am getting truly confused with articles...please help me. Thanx a lot ^^
In the above sentence, could I change the last 'an income of sorts' into 'income of sorts' thereby making the sentence
"Aren't transfer payments also income of sorts?"
How about if I changed the sentence this way
"Aren't transfer payments also a type of income?"
and lastly how about this?
"Aren't transfer payments also a type of an income?"
I am getting truly confused with articles...please help me. Thanx a lot ^^
Top answer
" I've never heard it. " No problem. and lastly how about this?
- " I've never heard it.
- " No problem.
- and lastly how about this?
- " Nope.
- Sorry.
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JKBelieve"Aren't transfer payments also an income of sorts?"
In the above sentence, could I change the last 'an income of sorts' into 'income of sorts' thereby making the sentence
"Aren't transfer payments also income of sorts?" I've never heard it. We'd say, "income of a sort."
How about if I changed the sentence this way
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