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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Indefinite article
Hello everyone,
Does the word "misunderstanding" require the indefinite article "a" as follows?
Eg. There is (a) misunderstanding between them.
Regards,
JA
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Joseph A Hello everyone, Does the word "misunderstanding" require the indefinite article "a" as follows? Eg. There is (a) misunderstanding between them.
- Joseph A Hello everyone, Does the word "misunderstanding" require the indefinite article "a" as follows?
- Eg.
- There is (a) misunderstanding between them.
- Regards, JA There is that requirement, but it is not so strict that the lack of "a" would necessarily always sound bad.
- In your example I would keep "a".
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Joseph AHello everyone,
Does the word "misunderstanding" require the indefinite article "a" as follows?
Eg. There is (a) misunderstanding between them.
Regards,
JA
There is that requirement, but it is not so strict that the lack of "a" would necessarily always sound bad.
In your example I would keep "a".
CJ
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